It’s Thursday night and you have nothing for dinner. Take- out is expensive and not so healthy. What is a mom to do? And, what will you serve on all those other work night dinners: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday? Ellie Krieger RD, noted chef on the Food Network, nutritionist, and cookbook author is here to […]
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Tough Advice About Anger
Everybody gets angry, even me. Professionally, I’ve been helping people understand and reduce their anger for twenty years. And in all honesty, I do practice what I preach. I experience far less anger and frustration than I did when I was younger, perhaps some of which is due to age. People often tend to mellow […]
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The Six Archetypes of Love with author, Dr. Allan Hunter
Join Nancy Ferrari and her special guest, Dr. Allan Hunter, counselor and Professor of Literature at Curry College in Massachusetts, and acclaimed author of several books, one of which is The Six Archetypes of Love. With enormous depth of knowledge and clear insight into the human psyche, Dr. Hunter identifies six classic profiles of individuals […]
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January Jones – Mary Kay Morrison – AATH
Mary Kay Morrison is an educator who has taught at virtually every level of the educational spectrum, while facilitating keynote presentations and workshop sessions for the past 30 years. Her work includes integrating what we know about applying cognitive research on both the emotions (particularity humor) and movement to learning. In addition to humor and stress management, Mary Kay frequently conducts seminars on brain research, leadership, ADHD, group facilitation, parenting and mentoring. Mary Kay is founder
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Eating to Avoid Our Toxic World. RECIPES. Meet Expert Dr. Doris Rapp, SUNDAY. 1pm ET
What do you think makes a those strawberries pictured on the front and found inside a cereal box look, smell and taste like strawberries even when they aren’t real? Chemicals: dyes, flavors and aromas made out of derivatives from coal tar and petroleum. UGH! Yes, this is true and just the tip of the iceberg […]
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The High Price Tag of Anger: What is it Really Costing You?
There’s no doubt: anger takes its toll on every facet of our lives. From on the job, to our personal relationships, to our health and overall enjoyment of life, destructive anger can wreak havoc in our daily lives. On the job it cost businesses over $4.2 billion, yes -billion, a year. Fighting at work, time […]
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January Jones welcomes Elinor Stutz, Nice Girls Do Get The Sale
A vision came to me while at Stanford Hospital lying on a stretcher with a broken neck. I had one of those near-death experiences you read about but never happens to you. My life flashed in front of me in the form of a report card. On the left hand side, I had very high marks, but the right hand side was startling – it was blank and entitled Community Service!
I instantly recognized a need
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Walking the Camino with Producer/Director Lydia Smith
What is it about Spain’s 1200-year-old Camino de Santiago trail that lures people from all over the world to spend a month or more walking the 500 miles with little more than a backpack and a pair of boots? Take this life-changing journey yourself with this award winning documentary with award-winning producer/director of “Walking the […]
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Self Care, Self Love. RECIPES. SUNDAY, 1pm ET
Moms are guilty of putting everyone in their family first, right? Are your kids are loved and cared for to the point of exhausting you? Even extended family members’ needs often come before moms. It’s time to change this. As the airlines tell us every time we fly, put the oxygen mask on you (mom) […]
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One Secret That Will Redefine Your Marriage
I’ve been assisting couples and former couples professionally for nearly thirty years. Regardless of who comes into my office, there seems to be one common thread – people are seeking to learn how to better get along with one another. Their usual approach is to inform me of everything that’s wrong with their partner and […]
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