We’ve all been in situations where we have felt uncomfortable or unsafe with being ourselves around certain people. Thaddeus Heffner, MMFT (Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy), suggests that for the teenager who struggles with unwanted SSA, this feeling of being unsafe can be compounded simply by being careless with what we say.

Kids are very active and often precocious individuals, notes pediatric dentist Dr. David Snodgrass DDS of Snodgrass-King Pediatric Dental Associates. Every so often during a playtime, says Dr. David Snodgrass DDS, children have an accident and suffer an injury to their teeth. With that in mind, Dr. David Snodgrass DDS has prepared some first aid tips for parents so that they are not at a loss if their child comes home with a dental avulsion, chipped tooth or bitten lip.

Chuck Broes draws on over forty years of business acumen to offer a perspective on business philosophies and tactics for the next decade. This piece is part 5 of a series.

Quantum Immunologics’ Chuck Broes places high importance on knowing the minds of his executive management team. When a CEO like Chuck Broes understands the goals and motivations of his managers, he truly has his finger on the company’s pulse. Chuck Broes approaches key management hires with his sights tuned to the relationship between a candidate’s talents and appropriate compensation. A key management hire by Chuck Broes is meant to suit the individual as much as it serves the company. A necessary ingredient for success, believes Chuck Broes, is that each hire must contribute to one or more goals of the corporation.

In the years that Jonathan Berkowitz has been a licensed clinical social worker, he has helped many distraught individuals. Jonathan Berkowitz reports that the stress which troubled people carry around with them can have some very serious health affects. To put it plainly, Jonathan Berkowitz says that too much stress can shorten lives. Jonathan Berkowitz also observes that many people respond to stress rashly. Jonathan Berkowitz notes that stress causes people to lose their tempers, become depressed or otherwise lose control of their lives and conduct.

Iowa native Dr. William Knudson of Cedar Rapids believes that the most important part of his career is helping everyday people with their common foot discomforts. Without healthy, comfortable feet, Dr. William Knudson has seen first hand that days for his Cedar Rapids patients can drag on, long and painfully. Dr. William Knudson discusses several foot conditions that he has frequently seen in his Cedar Rapids, Iowa podiatry practice.

Podiatrist Dr. William Knudson tells his patients that since feet are at the heart of all human locomotion they must to be treated with care. Quoting a statistic from the American Podiatric Medical Association, Dr. William Knudson says that an average sized person walking one mile puts a cumulative 63 tons of force on each foot. People that engage in sports like tennis, basketball or jogging, adds Dr. William Knudson, put even more wear and tear on their feet.