New Study: The Healing Power of Cuddling

Posted on 12/27/2013 by Jacqui

Is there anyone who doesn’t like cuddling? On the physical affection spectrum, it may not be an all-star, but it’s definitely a winner in terms of improving our health and well-being. Besides the obvious physical pleasure of cuddling, there is… Read the rest

New research sheds light on mysterious fibromyalgia pain

Posted on 12/18/201302/01/2016 by Jacqui

By Karen Weintraub Special for USA TODAY

Fibromyalgia affects 1% to 5% of Americans, mainly women, but until recently, scientists had no idea what might be causing its severe and mysterious pains. For decades, doctors told patients their agony was … Read the rest

Sugarplum Visions and Coping During the Holidays

Posted on 12/14/201302/01/2016 by Jacqui

Thursday, June 21, 2007 By: Eve Reddin Lennon, CPCC

This is the time of the year when we find ourselves surrounded, if not bombarded, by a multitude of media messages suggesting what we should be doing for the holidays and … Read the rest

Wishing Well: Making Your Every Wish Come True

Posted on 11/27/201301/29/2016 by Able I Am

Title: Wishing Well: Making Your Every Wish Come True
Author: Paul Pearsall, Ph.D.
Publisher: Hyperion
Release Date: Apr 19, 2000
Format: Paperback
Pages: 352

Make your own wishes come true, with a little help from New York Times bestselling author

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NIH-funded study suggests brain is hard-wired for chronic pain

Posted on 09/24/201302/01/2016 by Jacqui

Brain’s white matter may determine susceptibility to chronic pain

Scientists used the structure of the brain’s white matter (green lines) to predict whether a subject would recover from low back pain. Red dots represent differences… Read the rest