Holiday Headaches: Navigating Conflict & Stress During the Holidays
By Kristy Warren
Do you struggle with relatives butting heads over Christmas dinner, or dread the stress of the holiday hustle? For many of us, the holidays are a unique source of stress and conflict. Extended families often gather together, creating more opportunities for anxiety and tension. Join us as Laurel Behavioral Health psychologist Jerry Cerrone shares how we can tackle challenging situations and feelings to have a happier, healthier holiday season.
Are Your Holidays Ready for Baby?
By Kristy Warren
As baby grows, so does his or her curiosity and ability to explore—and with the holidays fast approaching, even more people and hazards are afoot. You’ve spent months readying your home for your new bundle of joy, but is your holiday gathering ready, too?
A Recipe for Success: Restaurateur Shares His Tips on Tackling Diabetes
By Kristy Warren
This November, Earle Aumick is grateful to be alive. As the bustling manager of local pizzeria Papa V’s, he hasn’t always made time for a yearly checkup—but after experiencing severe vision problems and a sharp decline in his health, he sought answers at the Lawrenceville Laurel Health Center.
Bringing Wellness Home: Laurel Launches New Health & Wellness Center
By Kristy Warren
Our health is a complex web of physical, mental, and emotional needs, and for the Laurel Health Centers, putting patients first means caring for the entire person. The first of its kind in our area, the brand-new Laurel Health & Wellness Center integrates physical, mental, and emotional healthcare to address the needs of the whole-person in one convenient location. Take an inside look at the new facility and its mission of bringing wellness home to Tioga County.
Vets Helping Vets: Laurel Supports Swingin’ for Our Vets Tournament
By Kristy Warren
The Laurel Health Centers believe in veterans helping veterans, becoming platinum sponsors of this year’s “Swingin’ for Our Vets” event to raise funds to feed local veterans and their families. Three veteran leaders from the Laurel Health Centers presented the check to Wolverine CEO Brad Robinson.
Don’t Let “Falling Back” Fell Your Sleep Routine
By Kristy Warren
As we get ready to turn the clocks back an hour this Saturday, it's a great time to think about our sleeping habits. Whether it's "falling back" or "springing forward," Daylight Saving Time can have a big impact on our health. Click for tips on navigating the change to keep sleeping soundly.
