Navigating Divorce with Dignity
by Sarah Rutledge Fischer In our culture, divorce is assumed to be a battlefield. Two people who can no longer live their lives as one turn to the courts as…
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Memphis Crisis Center: A Lifeline to Hope
by Chris Reeder-Young CW/TW Please note: this article discusses depression and suicide and may trigger a strong emotional response for some. If you feel triggered, please contact the Memphis Crisis…
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Choices New Building Gives Life to Better Healthcare
story and photos by Tricia Dewey With the opening of their new offices on the edge of the Medical District slightly farther west than their original building, Choices staff and…
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Feeding Body & Soul
story by Chris Reeder Young | photos by Demarcus Bowser + Memphis Tilth Where does nutritional health begin? Does it begin with a meal prepared by a restaurant, by you,…
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Learn How to Assess a Mental Health Crisis
by Tricia Dewey & Joan Allison | photo by Cindy McMillion Many demands, both large and small, can create stress during the rush of the holidays–end of semester tests, work…
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How Might Your Local Gynecologist Benefit YOU?
I am Dr. Susan Lacy, the founder of Modern Gynecology & Reproductive Health. When I decided to open a new solo practice in Midtown Memphis, I faced many difficult decisions.…
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Health + Wellness: SKIN
story by Amber Paradise MA Medical Aesthetician at Glo Medical Aesthetics and Hair Spa & Lisa Street MSN APRN NP-C, Nurse Practitioner and Glo Owner Your skin is most beautiful…
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Sister Supply: Solving Period Poverty
by Eli Cloud Sister Supply is a grassroots non-profit organization that is helping to fight Period Poverty. Our Mission is threefold: Supply the need for menstrual products to those who…
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LGBT & Food: The Uneasy Relationship
by Joan Allison & Danielle McBride | photos courtesy of Fairhaven Treatment Center Similar to any mental health illness, eating disorders and negative body image do not discriminate- and can…
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Being LGBT: The Diabetes Connection
by Dana Cooper A 2018 study published in the medical journal Diabetes Care indicates that lesbian and bisexual women may be at increased risk of type 2 diabetes. Another 2018…
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