February 11, 2012

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Feng Shui Facts and Fiction

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Written by Rebecca Moore | Can children benefit from the use of feng shui? Yes, because children especially respond to the energy of their environment. The location of bedrooms within the home can influence a child’s personality and behavior, and can influence defiance and misbehavior. Furniture placement within the bedroom can influence energy level or weight gain. A messy room, with piles of toys and clothes, will increase these influences. Bedrooms are important because this is … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Current Issue, Feng Shui, Lifestyle Tagged With: children, feng shui, kids

Killing Yourself Slowly

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by Dr. Bruce Eichelberger, OMD | If you have young children or grandchildren, you should be aware of a number of important recent developments in children's health. Imagine a 22-year-old woman calling to find out if acupuncture might help with the sudden onset of feeling ill. She describes the symptoms: sudden dizziness, inability to focus well and tiredness. She is already been to the ER, where they could not identify the problem. These symptoms are consistent with someone having a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family Health Tagged With: children, obesity, overweight

Buying A Baby Chick For Easter?

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THINK AGAIN… Written by Brittany Russell Easter – the Christian celebration of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection – oddly enough brings to mind brightly colored eggs, baskets full of candy and large chocolate bunnies. Traditions associated with the Easter season – feasting, getting back what you gave up for Lent, outdoor activities – are enjoyable for children and adults alike. However, some Easter traditions are of particular concern for children, placing them at risk for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family Health, Pets Tagged With: bacteria, children, salmonella

Supplements DHA & ARA in Infant Formula

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Written by Ffjorren Zolfaghar Beginning in 2006, practically every infant formula manufacturer added Docosahexaenoic acid, DHA, and Arachidonic acid, ARA, (essential fatty acids) supplements to their ingredient lists. Since then, the public received mixed reviews on the benefits of adding these supplements. Parents are beginning to ask if the DHA/ARA addition is truly necessary. Recent studies from various national organizations, companies and government programs conclude that although DHA and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family Health Tagged With: children, infants, supplements

The Secret of the Wizard’s Wand

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By Terry Lowey MS, MFT Illustrated by Karen Frances A Book Review by Brittany Russell “Inspire your child with this universal and timeless        message of the true way to lasting happiness.” As adults, we often forget and undermine what emotions children go through. Some feel alone and misunderstood by their older counterparts when experiencing lows that maybe they cannot explain. Author and marriage and family therapist, Terry Lowey brings us a vivid tool in helping children … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Reviews Tagged With: children, emotions

Jungian Dreamwork Series: Children’s Dreams (Part II)

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Children’s Dreams (Part II) By Andy Drymalski, EdD Last month’s article pointed out that a major psychological task of childhood is the development of a strong ego. A strong ego should not be confused with a “big ego,” egocentricity, willfulness, or arrogance. “Ego strength” is a psychological term that describes the resilience and structural integrity of the conscious mind/identity. A person with a healthy ego is able to tolerate frustration and negotiate life’s challenges with … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Emotional Wellbeing / Psychology, Mind & Spirit Tagged With: children, dreamwork, jungian psychology
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