In today’s non-stop world, everyone is busy, busy, busy. Probably the last thing on your mind is scheduling an annual visit with a primary care doctor. Women may be even less inclined to do so if they’ve already had their annual checkup with their OB-GYN, for example....
High-Risk Pregnancy: What to Do and How to Cope Jennifer Humphrey, MSN, RN, Fetal Care Coordinator, Connecticut Children’s If your pregnancy is high risk, it’s natural to have a mix of emotions ranging from joy and anticipation—to fear and even sorrow. Even though...
By Andree Palmgren, Ed.M., M.A., LPC Parent Educator, Anxiety Institute When parents ask me if they think their child may have an anxiety problem, I tell them to listen to their gut. If something feels off with your child, there’s a good chance something is. The good...
We are always looking for ways to look and feel better. What is Greenwich abuzz about this spring? Here are some of my thoughts on the current health trends that keep popping up in conversation: OZEMPIC Ozempic is trending! A once weekly injection and originally...
At OrthoConnecticut Coastal Orthopedics, we’ve seen first-hand what a toll motherhood can take on your body. As Mother’s Day approaches, we want to extend our appreciation for all the hard work you do in the best way we know how — offering some quick tips on the most...
I am a “food first” nutritionist. It is best to get your vitamins and minerals from the foods you eat and within their “natural packaging”. A variety of clean foods in moderation and specifically an array of raw and roasted (mainly) organic vegetables is the key....
