Written by: Morgan Winder, MSW, LMSW It’s that time of year again; most seniors are feeling a mixed bags of emotions, overwhelmed, excited yet fearful of the college application process and what this means for their future. Colleges tend to the topic of most conversations between friends, family and facility at their high ...
Written by: Kristen Donia As summer comes to a close, we begin to transition our mindset to the slowing down fall brings. Think less activity, more schedules. While summer is full of free time and making things up. Fall brings us back to familiar routines. It can be nice to ...
Written by: Jackie James Have you ever noticed someone with a semicolon tattoo, necklace, or ring and thought, “Who loves punctuation that much?” While the semicolon is an important tool in writing, it has a deeper meaning for some, and has become a symbol for mental health awareness and suicide ...
Written by: M Katie Helle, CPA Banks! You see or hear about them just about everywhere you go. In today's world, there are brick-and-mortar banks and virtual options. Because of the number of options available, many young adults may feel overwhelmed when selecting a bank. When establishing a relationship with ...
Written by: Elizabeth Fedrick, PhD, LPC “Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself” – Coco Chanel We are constantly exposed to the societal standards of “beauty.” We are bombarded by messages from television, magazines, and social media telling us exactly how we should dress, how our hair, makeup, ...
