Home fires are more common during the winter months. Learn how to better prepare your home against fire, by clicking here.
For many parents, the holiday season can bring about an increased sense of family responsibility and additional feelings of stress. Advertisements about the joys of the season can seem lost on us as we try to do even more than usual. It's easy to feel overwhelmed. Instead of turning to unhealthy stress management behaviors such as overindulging in eating or drinking, the American Psychological Association suggests the following tips: During the holidays, reconnect with the positive people in your life, volunteer to help others, talk to your kids about your family traditions as well as others', set realistic expectations for gifts and activities, keep things in perspective, and keep your mind and body healthy with fun, enjoyable, and relaxing activities for you and your family. For more information, visit www.apa.org/helpcenter.
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Home fires are more common during the winter months. Learn how to better prepare your home against fire, by clicking here.
While we are not currently carrying the COVID vaccine, we are encouraging our patients to get it, if it is available to you through the health department or another agency. Our providers have also put together a Q&A for our patients regarding the vaccine.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Learn more about how to protect your child's teeth.
Learn more about sleep hygiene/insomnia from our Cool Springs primary care provider, Emily Sitomer, FNP-C. Emily talks about sleep disorders, good sleep habits, and the effects of sleep deprivation. Click here to read more.
Did you know that most pediatric well checks can be used to complete sports physical forms? Read here to find out more.
