By now, we’re sure you’ve heard a million times about the importance of covering a sneeze or cough with your elbow or why you should be washing your hands more than usual and avoiding touching
Right about now, you may be looking for the silver lining during our troubled time. It may take a little doing, but know that there is lemonade to be made from the lemons the world
We are living, quite frankly, in a very weird time. We are naturally wired for emotional and physical connections, and yet we are being told that keeping our distance is the best way to demonstrate
Many people are facing unprecedented challenges at home including financial strain, unemployment, fear of illness and difficulty adjusting to the “new normal.” During these trying times, Texas Health Physicians Group (THPG) is here to support
When you pick up a brush to paint something, or when you turn on the radio to dance, or when you place your fingers on a piano keyboard to make music, you’re creating art. And
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has published information on ways to protect yourself and your loved ones from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Following the CDC’s guidelines, below are some tips for seniors and other high-risk individuals
If you’re feeling anxious about the current COVID-19 pandemic, you’re not alone. In fact, a recent poll by the American Psychiatric Association published in U.S. News found that nearly half of all respondents were anxious
With shelter-in-place for most of North Texas, it is likely you are feeling the effects of social distancing. Although you are having to alter your social calendar for a while, it is with good reason.
Social interaction is a basic human need. We look to the connections we make in our churches, schools, workplaces, restaurants, gyms and other gathering spots to promote our physical and emotional wellbeing. But in this
Older adults can be especially vulnerable during times of crisis. Seniors 65 years and older are considered at a higher risk for severe illness from the latest coronavirus (COVID-19). Concerns about the effects of the
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