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I (Think) I Want Out by Becky Whetstone
Huff Post, Oct 18, 2025, Kelsey Borresen
These are the 5 stages of a dying marriage. Are you in one of them?
This is what the lead-up to a divorce almost always looks like, according to a therapist specializing in marriages in crises. … More
The Ageless Revolution by Dr. Michael Aziz
The New York Post, Jan 14, 2025, Carly Stern
5 Hallmarks of aging – and how sex, chocolate and sleep can fight them.
Aging is a privilege — but aging slower is a science. In 2023, researchers identified 12 key “hallmarks of aging,” arguing that understanding them better is the key to improving health as we get older. In his new book, Dr. Aziz explores all of these hallmarks — and how to fight them, one by one. … More
No Scrap Left Behind by Teralyn Pilgrim
Fox New Media Nov 29, 2024, Peter Burke
Families can save $100 a month on food by doing this.
Oregon mom, Teralyn Pilgrim’s message is “waste not, want not”. She was inspired to write about cutting down on household food waste. To her surprise, it also became a book about helping families save money. … More
Our New World of Adult Bullies by Bill Eddy
New York Times, Sept 27, 2024, Jancee Dunn
What to Do When A Joke Hurts Your Feelings
Teasing can actually strengthen relationships, experts say. But sometimes things go too far.You don’t have to “take a joke.” Often people who are being teased wonder whether they are overreacting, said Bill Eddy, a psychotherapist, lawyer, and author of Our New World of Adult Bullies. But if your gut is telling you, “This is hurtful,” that’s worth paying attention to, he said. … More
No Scrap Left Behind by Teralyn Pilgrim
KATU2 September 16, 2024
Tips to use food typically tossed.
Americans spend 25% of their food budget on food they never eat, and Teralyn Pilgrim decided to do something about it in her own family. The author of No Scrap Left Behind joined us to share some helpful tips on how to use food typically tossed out. … More
Tender Paws by Wendy Lyons Sunshine
KATU Lifestyle, August 13, 2024
Begging for food to loving to snuggle if you have dogs and you have human kids you probably know some of their behavior tends to overlap.
Author, Wendy Sunshine, explores this idea in her new book, Tender Paws, and shares how science-based parenting can transform our relationship with our dogs. … More
The Journey by Greg Kaplan
WGN9 Chicago, August 6, 2024
Preparing Kids for a Competitive World
College Admissions Strategist Greg Kaplan shares a definitive guide on what parents can do now to help their children make the most of college and beyond. … More
The Journey by Greg Kaplan
Fox KTVU, June 20, 2024
College admissions expert explains shifting mindset for both parents and students.
Skyrocketing tuition, mounting student debt and fierce competition in the race for college admissions. That’s the reality for families with college-aged children. However, one college counselor and author is challenging parents to shift their focus from getting their kids into college, to making sure they are prepared for the future. Greg Kaplan joined us on ‘The Nine’ for more insight. … More
You Don’t Have to Change to Change Everything by Beth Kurland
GreaterGoodBerkeley.edu, Mind & Body, Beth Kurland, March 25, 2024
Three Ways to Navigate Difficult Emotions.
We can soothe and care for ourselves when there’s a painful gap between the way things are and the way we want them to be. … More
The Success Guidebook by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino
AspireMag.net, April 2024
The Success Guidebook was included in the Aspire Magazine Top 10 Inspirational Books list for April 2024. … More
Heidi Across America by Heidi Beierle
King 5 Seattle, New Day NW, April 29, 2024
Bellingham author recounts cross-country bike trip in new book.
Heidi Beierle’s Heidi Across America tells the story of the bicycle trip she took from Eugene, Oregon to Washington D.C. in 2008.. … More
The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover by Leslie and Lindsey Glass.
Oprah Daily, Rosie Hopegood, May 10, 2024
Two Sides of a Major Mother-Daughter Fallout.
Lindsey and Leslie Glass were estranged for four years. They share how they broke apart, and found each other again. … More
Sleep Well, Take Risks, Squish the Peas by Hasan Merali, M.D.
BreakfastTelevision.ca, Lisa and Devo
These are the lessons toddlers teach us every day.
Liza and Devo sit down with pediatrician Dr. Hasan Merali to talk about the benefits of incorporating more joy, curiosity and ease in our daily lives. … Mor
The Happiness Formula by Alphonsus Obayuwana
newsweek.com, Pandora Dewan, February 3, 2024
Doctor Reveals the Five Simple Steps He Takes Daily to Be Happy
Everyone wants to be happy. And yet, according to recent Harris Poll surveys, only one third of Americans say that they are. Work pressure, financial stress and loneliness are just a few things that hold us back from being truly happy. But, according to experts, these stressors may be counteracted by simple daily steps to improve our overall happiness. … More
Rightsize Today to Create Your Best Life Tomorrow by Marni Jameson
Nowcast WESH.com, January 2, 2024
Getting organized in 2024
Nationally recognized home design columnist Marni Jameson explains why a clean home is so beneficial to life. … More
Free Your Joy by Lisa McCourt
Forbes.com, Editor’s Pick, Caroline Ceniza-Levine, December 4, 2023
Free Your Joy picked as one of 6 new books for career-minded folks on your holiday gift list
Lisa McCourt offers a full-year curriculum on being happier. McCourt includes a year’s worth of exercises designed to bring more joy into your life. This would be a great book to work through with a buddy, if you’re looking to raise your optimism level and positive thinking. Law of Attraction and manifesting is a key theme in McCourt’s work, so more suited to those gift recipients with an open mind such topics. … More
Necessary Death by Preston Fassel and Chris Grosso
Rue-Morgue.com, Kevin Hoover, December 3, 2023
Interview: Necessary Death filters the human condition through a horror lens
There was a point in time when horror’s ability to shed light on the tribulations synonymous with the human condition seemed novel. Yet, in the decades since a strong black lead helmed a group of white folks trapped inside a farmhouse fighting an unyielding onslaught against the undead and racial prejudices, horror entertainment has continuously positioned itself as a powerful voice against real-world injustices. Unfortunately, sometimes the monsters look nothing like we expected them to. … More
Aftershock by Geri-Lynn Utter, PsyD
MainLineTonight.com, 2023
Montgomery County Psychologist is a Mental Health Superhero
When Dr. Geri-Lynn Utter, PsyD. says you can do something – grapple with past trauma, reverse the course of generational addiction, talk to your kids about gut-wrenchingly difficult topics – you believe her. Because she has done those very things … and so much more. … More
It’s Not Your Fault by Laura K. Connell
WFLA.com, Bloom TV, November 27, 2023
Navigating the Holiday Season with a Dysfunctional Family: Insights from a trauma expert
Understanding Dysfunctional Family Dynamics Laura K. Connell emphasizes the link between adult self-sabotage and childhood trauma. She explains how coping mechanisms developed in childhood, such as people-pleasing, can lead to a lack of boundaries and unhealthy relationships in adulthood. This insight is crucial in understanding why certain patterns emerge within families, especially during the emotionally charged holiday season. … More
Becoming Psychic by Jeff Tarrant, PhD, BCN
Best of Cost to Coast AM, Omny.FM, November 7, 2023
Host George Noory interviews Dr. Jeff Tarrant
Dr. Tarrant discusses his scientific research into psychic abilities, the benefits of using technology and meditation to enhance psychic abilities, and how to use your psychic abilities in everyday life. … More
The Plant-Based Diabetes Cookbook by Jackie Newgent, RDN, CDN
Martita Mestey, Authority Magazine, Medium, October 2, 2023
How Jackie Newgent is Helping to Promote Health Eating
In this interview series, called “Chefs and Restaurateurs Helping To Promote Healthy Eating” we are talking to chefs and restaurateurs who are helping to promote and raise awareness about healthy eating. The purpose of the series is to amplify their message and share insights about healthy eating with our readers. As a part of this series, we had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Jackie Newgent, RDN, CDN. … More
Whole Mama Yoga by Alexandra DeSiato and Lauren Sacks
WBUR.org, September 11, 2023
Whole Mama Yoga book encourages moms to lean on the practice throughout parenting.
Every stage of motherhood offers a variety of conflicting emotions. And parents may feel like they never have a second to catch their breath. But breathing — deeply, in and out — is part of the way Alexandra DeSiato and Lauren Sacks teach parents how to navigate those complicated feelings. The pair of yoga teachers from North Carolina wrote“Whole Mama Yoga: Meditation, Mantra and Movement for Pregnancy and Beyond offering yoga sequences for every stage of pregnancy, from pre-natal to post-partum. … More
The Owner’s Manual to Life by Michael Zajaczkowski
WGNTV.com, September 10, 2023
Worry Less!
Author of The Owner’s Manual to Life‘ and therapist Michael Zajaczkowsi joins WGN Weekend Morning News to share tips on how to worry less and live a better life … More
Up the Down Escalator by Lisa Doggett, M.D.
The Austin Chronicle, Daily News, September 5, 2023
From Provider to Patient: Lisa Doggett’s New Book Chronicles Her MS Journey
Austin author examines medicine, motherhood, and multiple sclerosis. She is the daughter of U.S. Congressman Lloyd Doggett and education advocate Libby Doggett, and she’s the mother of two daughters. She is a family physician and has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune condition that affects the spinal cord and central nervous system. She has completed two marathons and biked over 640 miles through participation in four MS 150 Bike Tours. … More
Up the Down Escalator by Lisa Doggett, M.D.
Texas Today, August 15, 2023
A journey from Doctor to Patient, Wellness to Illness
In the heart of Texas, where the scorching sun gives way to legendary tales, resides a woman whose journey encapsulates the essence of humanity, the fragility of health, and the tenacity of the human spirit. Lisa Doggett, a native of Texas, has been a beacon of hope, understanding, and relentless pursuit for her patients and herself. … More
Free Your Joy by Lisa McCourt
Bloom Tampa Bay, August 11, 2023
Turning a New Leaf: How to make sure your new leaf doesn’t look like your old one
The Founder of Joy School and Author of “Free Your Joy: The 12 Keys to Sustainable Happiness,” Lisa McCourt, joined Gayle Guyardo, the host of the global health and wellness show, Bloom, with tips on how to make sure your “new leaf” doesn’t look like your old one. … More
Lost and Broken by Congressman Adam Smith
The Washington Post, August 5, 2023
A congressman’s story of anxiety, pain and struggling to get help
It took me over six years to figure out the exact cause of these conditions and to find the right treatments — but thankfully I did. … More
Street Smart Safety for Women by Joy Farrow and Laura Frombach
8NewsNow.com KLAS Las Vegas, August 1, 2023
Life-saving tools for women from a retired Deputy Sheriff
With nearly 30 years of experience in law enforcement, Joy Farrow, a retired Deputy Sheriff, said enough was enough. “I was consistently seeing women put themselves in terrible situations; being attacked and handling the same calls over and over again.” She and another expert wrote Street Smart Safety, a book giving women all the tools to be persuasion-proof, listen to safety intuition, and not be “so darned nice.” … More
Lost and Broken by Congressman Adam Smith
Newsweek, July 25, 2023
I’m a U.S. Congressman. I hid a big secret for a long time
I woke up one morning in early April of 2016 and seriously considered the possibility that I might never be able to get out of bed. Could I ever find the strength, courage, and focus to just get up? … More
I’m Just Saying by Milan Kordestani
WFLA.com, Tampa, April 20, 2023
Courteous Communication In A Divided World
Milan Kordestani, Founder and Author of I’m Just Saying: The Art of Civil Discourse: a Guide to Maintaining Courteous Communication in an Increasingly Divided World joins Gayle Guyardo the host of the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom to talk about his book and what prompted him to write it. … More
From Junkie to Judge by Mary Beth O’Connor
January 3, 2023 KTVU.com
Dry January could be the kickstart you need in the new year.
Taking a break from alcohol for a month could benefit your mental and physical health. She Recovers Foundation Director, Mary Beth O’Connor explains the importance of “going dry” and shares her own journey from addiction to becoming a Federal Judge. … More
The Anxiety Audit by Lynn Lyons
Lynn Lyons, November 28, 2022 OPRAHdaily.com
The Question Every Anxious Person Needs to Ask Themselves
Is your coping strategy self-care or self-medication? … More
The Anxiety Audit by Lynn Lyons
GMA (Good Morning America), October 24, 2022
How families can deal with and break patterns of anxiety.
Psychotherapist Lynn Lyons is out with the new book, “The Anxiety Audit,” and parenting expert Rachel Simmons will share tips for parents to model how to manage anxiety. … More
Chase the Bears by Ric Keller
Staff Report, Oct 14 2022, The Oklahoma City Sentinel
Ric Keller learned to ‘Chase the Bears’. Now he says to Forget the Critics: Pinpoint Your Gifts, Set Goals and Make Them Happen
Orlando, Florida — Former Congressman Ric Keller learned a valuable lesson from his four years in pre-med: that he didn’t like the sight of blood. “In terms of my gifts, I knew I loved public speaking, that I could take complicated things and communicate them in a way that is easy to understand, and that I loved using humor to relax people and build rapport,” Keller writes in his new book, ‘Chase the Bears: Little Things to Achieve Big Dreams.’ Logic told him to continue on to medical school. Intuition tugged him toward law and politics. … More
Be The One You Need by Sophia A. Nelson
Sophia A. Nelson, June 7, 2022, MSNBC.com
What I Learned Taking Care of Everyone But Me
Sophia shares her Covid-era struggles and the three life-changing questions every woman must ask herself. … More
Nourish by Reshma Shah and Brenda Davis
Houston Family Magazine, January 20, 2021
5 Easy Steps to Shift Your Family Towards a More Plant-Centered Diet
For some families, the thought of moving towards a more plant-centered might feel overwhelming if not impossible. Whether it’s picky eaters, busy schedules, or limited resources, many factors can get in the way. … More
Fighting Infertility by Samantha Busch
Tricia Despres, December 10, 2020 PEOPLE.com
Samantha Busch Feared Marriage to Kyle Busch ‘Wasn’t Going to Make It’ During Infertility Struggles
“We were fighting every single day about everything.” … More
Tender Paws by Wendy Lyons Sunshine
Kirkus Reviews, Nov 15, 2024, Volume XCII, No. 22
Tender Paws appears on page 158 of the November 15 issue of Kirkus magazine:
The author’s easygoing tale focuses on humor above all else. An articulate, highly informative, and enjoyable puppy-parenting primer. … More
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