The State of Women’s Health

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  The State of Women’s Health in San Antonio: Working Together for a Healthier Future By Sowjanya Mohan, MD   Women play many vital roles in our communities— caregivers, professionals, business leaders — and often place their own health last. Yet women’s well-being is central not only to the health of our families but to […]

25 Ways to Love Yourself

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By Michelli Ramon   I love a good list. Lists are a bridge over rough water; a way to make the often complex machinations of life a tiny bit simpler. So much to do, so little time in the day, even simple things start to weigh heavily on our hearts.   I’m a psychotherapist for […]

The Secret to Resilient Health

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  Your Root Cause Approach: The Secret to Resilient Health By Chelcee Porter, PharmD, IFMCP   How many times have you felt disappointed by a quick fix? Maybe you started a restrictive diet, lost a bunch of weight, only to gain it back plus some the moment you stopped being so consistent. It’s frustrating, isn’t […]

The Science of Seasonal Depression

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  By Sunita Punjabi, PhD   Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), often referred to as “seasonal depression,” is a type of major depressive disorder with a seasonal pattern, most commonly occurring in the fall and winter months. According to recent peer-reviewed studies (Roecklein & Rohan, 2023; Melrose, 2024), SAD is strongly linked to disruptions in the […]