First Do No Harm
Addressing the whole person in the doctor/patient relationship can help significantly to contribute to quality of life.
All posts filed under: Reflections
Labor’s Children
Worldwide child labor practices are a direct violation of our solemn promise to children.
100 Milliseconds
Free will. First impressions. Our self-identity. More questions than answers.
Scourge Of A Nation
Hidden within our sight is a seemingly intractable dis-ease. One we can surely together help minimize or eliminate altogether.
Disconnect To Reconnect
Sometimes taking time to digitally detox can bring you back to your own reality. Read my practical suggestions to take back your life.
The Rules Of Mind
Advances in artificial intelligence astound us everyday. But are we nearing a point where the line between life and non-life grows hazy? What determines sentience?
When Anger Rears Its Ugly Head
Anger is an emotion we all experience. But what is the best approach to handling our anger?
My Brother – My Heart
My beloved brother Greg left this world far too soon. In experiencing my own grief, I have come to a closer definition of what grief means.
Boredom: Is Resistance Futile?
Is boredom something to avoid…or embrace?
A Simple Glass of Water
While enjoying the Labor Day holiday, we often forget the true importance of this event.
Marianne Kuzujanakis 