Are you or someone you love a highly sensitive person, HSP? Are they easily affected by their environment, foods, people and drugs? Understanding sensitivity can help develop strategies to be your best self. Being sensitive is like being an orchid instead of a dandelion, both equally valuable for different reasons.…
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You may be right! Maybe your credit is not acceptable to a home loan lender but before you make that arbitrary decision let’s look at how lenders look at your credit and debts and past events like foreclosure or bankruptcy – just to be sure. Lenders vary in what they…
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We’ve got a fresh assortment of summer and fall perennials just becoming available. Coreopsis is one of them and we’ve got three different varieties to choose from. Coreopsis has always been a favorite of mine because of its continuous blooms all summer. It seems to be a very resilient perennial…
Read More »The 2020 Summer Community PlayGuide, “What to Do,” offers recreation programming through the end of August. Classes will be taught outdoors or virtually. Visit AshlandParksandRec.org to view the PlayGuide. Also, view the public health guidelines related to COVID-19 and requirements for each program. The guidelines are mandated by the Oregon…
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Dr. Marc, how long have you been in practice in Ashland? 40 years. I started in 1980. I moved to our current location in 1982. We are (with the exception of Omar’s, SOU, and BiMart) the oldest continual business in the same location to the south of downtown. That amazes…
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Gosh! Do we miss seeing your faces!!! I miss seeing your teeth, your smiles and your mostly expressions. In college, one of my majors was Communication, so I have known for quite a while that non-verbal communication is key in understanding the underlying message of the verbal word. But, since…
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Friday, Aug. 14th, 2020, 9 am – 10 am, PST Plus! Free FB Event on Monday, August 10, 2020, 12 pm PST: Yoga Therapy to Melt our Heart’s Burdens Caregiving is one of the most sacred experiences we share with each other. It brings with it unexpected emotions and challenges…
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Food, too much, too little, poor quality, portion sizes for you, and figuring out your average daily requirements.
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This month’s celebrated vendor space is booth #559, The Merchant’s Wife, featuring the past artworks of two artists. The Picture Gallery features a retrospective selection of art from the past millennium, specifically the 1960s to the late 1990s. The space is located to the rear of the Emporium, facing the…
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Unprecedented times… those are the buzzwords we all are hearing as we all deal with the COVID-19 virus and the stay at home orders. Staying home, no interaction with other people, perhaps food and meals delivered… exceedingly difficult to keep positive and have a good attitude. If one does venture…
Read More »Recently Dr Warr and I were talking about the office and in our conversation, we hit on a topic that I found to be quite fascinating. We ended up talking about the things that mean the most to people. What are their emotional treasures? Humans make decisions based on what…
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It’s an understatement to say that the past three months have been stressful. Even if you’re healthy and financially stable, this has been a challenging time for our emotional and physical wellbeing. No wonder chronic aches and pains are coming to a head for many of us. If you’ve been…
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