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In the US alone, more than 50 million Americans attend therapy regularly. While many choose to refrain from seeking professional help for their mental health, those who do attend consistent sessions find some relief from day-to-day triggers. Attending therapy sessions either at the first sign of mental distress or after a serious episode can be

The honeymoon phase isn’t intended to last forever, but that doesn’t mean that love and passion can’t stay alive long into a marriage or partnership. You might just need to make an extra effort. While there may have been a time when you and your partner were on fire for each other every single night,

100 million Americans will take a family vacation this year, and many of these vacations will involve a road trip of some sort. Heading out on a road trip can be an amazing adventure, but it’s important to know how to handle anything that might happen. Unfortunately, car accidents are common, and when you’re in

Whether you like it or not, America’s senior population is set to outpace the number of children in the United States. In fact, one in five people throughout the nation will be of retirement age by the year 2030. By 2035, US Census data predicts that there will be approximately 78 million residents over the

As summer officially turns to fall, many homeowners are starting to prepare themselves–and their houses–for cooler weather. Indeed, cranking up the heat during the winter is critical for many families throughout the United States. According to the US Department of Energy, home heating uses more energy than any other residential system and makes up approximately

California might be one of the only states that has legalized both medicinal and recreational marijuana, but it doesn’t mean that it’s a free for all. Just like you wouldn’t drive under the influence of drugs or alcohol, driving while high on cannabis products is also illegal.  Unfortunately, it isn’t always easy to determine if

Depression is a complex mental illness that can affect aspects of your life in unexpected ways. One of the least considered aspects of this common illness is its impact on an individual’s sex drive. More often than not, a person suffering from clinical depression, also known as major depressive disorder, will experience trouble when it

Today, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is considered a safe and accurate method for diagnosing patients. While X-rays, CTs, and PET scans require radiation to effectively diagnose patients, MRIs can obtain clear images without the use of radiation. In addition, MRI can scan the entire body, facilitating the detection of physical abnormalities or tumors in early

Choosing between a traditional burial and cremation is the first step in planning a funeral. But if your loved one has not specified their preference or made any funeral provisions, choosing what’s best for them can seem stressful and overwhelming.  Although traditional burial has long been preferred by many Americans, the popularity of cremation has

It’s Monday morning, and your alarm just went off. If you feel a sense of dread, then you’re like almost 54 percent of people. Another 27 percent reported feeling anxious, while a little over 11 percent said they felt energized. A little resentment towards your alarm is a natural thing, but most people can feel

We New Yorkers are a hard bunch. We don’t have much time for chitchat, we’re not afraid to make a point, and — let’s face it — there’s some truth to the stereotype that we’re a rude bunch. Getting by in New York City is tough, and life here breeds tough, independent people. For every