Cell Phones, Teenagers and Anxious Attachment
We are raising a cohort of teens whose cell phones have replaced their favorite blankets or stuffed animals.
We are raising a cohort of teens whose cell phones have replaced their favorite blankets or stuffed animals.
Janice Taylor | Posted 05.05.2012
I do my best to keep things in perspective, acknowledging that Harriet is not in pain, that we are not talking about a major illness here -- no heart problems, no cancer, so much to be grateful for at 95. But even this -- a simple cataract operation -- is unbelievably stressful and complicated.
Kaitlin Bell Barnett | Posted 04.29.2012
Agorafabulous! manages the rather sneaky feat of making what Sara Benincasa astutely calls "the wrong kind of different" seem not so wrong at all.
Holly Cara Price | Posted 04.15.2012
In case you are not familiar with Sara Benincasa, she is an award-winning comedian, writer, blogger, and all around hilarious person. I spoke with her last week about her first book, Agorafabulous!
Elizabeth Boleman-Herring | Posted 03.11.2012
I was 12 years old, and there was no way one could "get out of" the eighth grade at the Francis W. Parker School of Chicago without memorizing and reciting the poem. Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "Kubla Khan: or, A Vision in a Dream: A Fragment," to be precise.
Susan McCorkindale | Posted 02.07.2012
Should he really push a pair of hot but definitely just-this-side-of-snug jeans on a widow when there's probably a perfectly good nun's habit available on eBay?
Carol Tobin | Posted 09.14.2011
For years I have declared that I never wanted kids. The thoughts of myself having a natural labor manifest itself as my right leg firmly crossing my left leg.
Carol W. Berman, M.D. | Posted 08.12.2011
Do you ever feel like you're going crazy? Does your heart suddenly beat rapidly? Do you get the sweats waiting for a bus or the train? Do you feel impending doom when nothing is wrong?
Kari Henley | Posted 07.29.2011
Psychiatric issues remain in the hazy, murky places that stay under the surface of acceptable illnesses. I had no idea how isolating it can be.
Katrina Alcorn | Posted 11.17.2011
I don't know when I decided to call it a nervous breakdown. Some can't even have this conversation because it would mean looking at things they're trying not to see. I know how they feel because two years ago, I was one of them.
Jon Chattman | Posted 05.25.2011
I spoke with Sara Benincasa late last month, and covered everything from the upcoming mustache benefit she's hosting to her rise among the comedic ranks.
Barbara Greenberg | Posted 05.16.2012