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By Steve Lorberbaum, 9:30 am on May 3, 2017

Did you know that May is National Arthritis Awareness Month? This article provides an overview of the facts behind this condition that affects more than 50 million Americans. May is recognized each year as National Arthritis Awareness Month. Arthritis is a disease that impacts more than 50 million Americans, making it the number one cause of disability in the country.…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 11:43 am on April 26, 2017

Children are spending more and more time in front of screens. How does this effect autistic children? Here are 11 reasons why autistic children are extra vulnerable to screen time and tech addiction. Read this article from Psychology Today. Autistic children, or children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are uniquely vulnerable to various brain-related impacts of screen time. These electronic…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 10:36 am on April 18, 2017

For parents with an autistic child, and in our case, an autistic son, life can consist of exhaustion, anxiety, and fear. But, as one mother has learned, it can also be filled with gratitude, support, and hope. Read this post from Autism Speaks. April is Autism Awareness Month. I'm the parent of a child with autism, and I'm aware that…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 9:30 am on April 12, 2017

Research suggests that autism looks different in girls than boys. And it may lead to misdiagnosis and missing out on needed support. Autism in Girls. One in 68 children in the U.S. is affected by autism—but new research suggests that current diagnostic methods overlook girls, meaning even more kids may be on the spectrum. Behavioral and preliminary neuroimaging findings suggest…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 9:10 am on April 4, 2017

April is Autism Awareness Month But after the month is over, what are the best ways to continue support and awareness? A church pastor diagnosed with autism at age 36 explains how. April is Autism Awareness month, but it’s only a month. When April is over, sometimes the awareness goes with it. When April is over sometimes the inspiration disappears.…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 2:53 am on March 31, 2017

This is our last blog this month on traumatic brain injury. A serious TBI affects the whole family and has long term impact. You can find many stories of how families coped after a TBI to a loved one at www.brainline.org Here is a short blog on how one family is coping six years after a traumatic brain injury. The…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 2:35 am on March 24, 2017

March, in addition to being National Nutrition Month is also National TBI (or Traumatic Brain Injury) month. So, our last two blogs of March 2017 will talk about TBI. You can also find a great deal of information about prevention of TBI at www.traumaticbraininjury.com To follow, are some symptoms to be on the lookout for if you think you may…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 2:08 am on March 10, 2017

Since March is National Nutrition Month, lets reflect a moment on food choices. You may be surprised to learn some of the foods that are considered “processed” foods. Read on to learn more about some of the diet saboteur’s and how to spot the nutritious choices vs the not so good ones! Source: http://www.eatright.org/resource/food/nutrition/nutrition-facts-and-food-labels/avoiding-processed-foods National Nutrition Month March is National…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 3:19 am on March 3, 2017

March is National Nutrition Month! Eating nutritiously is just smart for good health and weight management. Read on to discover 7 tips that may help you lose weight and enjoy better nutrition.   National Nutrition Month: 7 Ideas For Eating Healthy In 2017 Include Tips On Carbs, Protein And Sugars SOURCE: http://www.ibtimes.com/national-nutrition-month-7-ideas-eating-healthy-2017-include-tips-carbs-protein-2499435 Many Americans abandoned their New Year’s weight loss…

By Steve Lorberbaum, 5:43 am on February 24, 2017

This is our last article this month on heart health. We hope the blogs have been helpful. The following blog will share some symptoms of a heart attack. We want you to know about since it can happen quickly and to anyone. Please read on so you will know how to respond and understand the next right thing to do…