Does it seem like anger is spreading like wildfire? Why is it that some of us are losing our cool, while others of us are losing our peace? This week, Dr. Ryan Martin, anger researcher, psychologist chair, and thought leader on All the Rage, takes a closer look at anger, why it seems to be […]
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Beyond Traditional Treatments: Healing with Alternative Therapies with Susannah Meadows
Susannah Meadows, author of The Other Side of Impossible, faced just this scenario after her three-year-old son was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. This Thursday with Dr. Merle, Meadows presents her story, and the stories of other families whose traditional treatments of their conditions were not enough. She shares accounts of people healed by […]
The Male Perspective: Struggling with Mixed Emotions About Aging with Dr. Robert Humphries
Most of us have mixed emotions about getting older, but we may not stop to think that men struggle with different issues than women when it comes to aging. Dr. Robert Humphries is one of the three founders of Vista Psychological & Counseling Center in North Canton, Ohio. In his practice, Dr. Humphries counsels […]
Re-Routing Your Road to Happiness with Kevin Bailey and Jacqui Phillips
Is your outlook on life or your circumstances affecting your happiness? Do you ever wish you could just push the reset button, take a mini-vacation or really feel recharged again? Kevin Bailey, speaker, and author, helps listeners take control of their thoughts — and moves us away from a negative mindset toward a more grateful, […]
Hero Dads: Becoming the Superhero Your Children Believe and Need You to Be
Fathers — whether you know it or not, to your children you’re a superhero: provider, protector, playmate and role model. You’re one of the most influential people your children will have in their lives. How can live up to that responsibility? Meg Meeker, MD, pediatrician, counselor, and author of the book, “Hero: Being […]
Winning at Life: Words of Wisdom from Witty, Wicked, and Wise Women with Lois P. Frankel, Ph.D.
As you grow older, does your mother seem to get wiser? Are you shocked when you hear your grandmother’s words coming out of your own mouth? Lois P. Frankel, Ph.D., author of the best seller, ‘Nice Girls Don’t Get the Corner Office,’ discusses her new book and the timeless wisdom of women who have paved […]
Living With Someone Living With Depression with Dr. Deborah Serani and Julie Fast
Are you living with a family member who has a diagnosis of bipolar disorder or depression? Have the symptoms of depression or bipolar disorder affected your relationship with a child or parent? Depression can occur at any age, and should not be dismissed in the elderly as a normal part of the aging process, or […]
Male Family Caregivers: Stepping Up to the Challenge and Facing Special Issues with AARP’s Dr. Jean Accius and SarahCare’s Robert Hawkins
Are you a man providing care for a spouse or aging parent? Do you find it difficult to open up about your feelings or emotional stress? If so, you are not alone. Forty percent of family caregivers of adults are men, which equates to 16 million male caregivers in the United States. Dr. Jean Accius, […]
Chasing the American Dream: What We Can Learn from Other Countries with Anu Partanen
Do you want to create a better society? Do you feel like the American Dream is for others?? Anu Partanen, journalist and author of ‘The Nordic Theory of Everything,’ shares how she went from a “confident and successful professional to a wary, self-doubting mess” after moving from Finland and what she’s discovered about […]
Here’s What You Can Do to Raise Connected and Resilient Children with Dr. Jennifer Freed and Dr. Vanessa LaPointe
How can we help our children grow up strong and resilient? How can dependence lead to our children’s independence? Dr. Jennifer Freed, author and founder of the AHA! teen program, shares how we can help our children develop the positive traits of resilience and connection to help them grow into strong, healthy adults. Dr. Vanessa […]