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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2014
Page
6
Wes Crenshaw and Kendra Schwartz offer teen centered guidance on infidelity. They advise exiting unfaithful relationships early, avoid self blame, stay busy, and wait for a genuine partnership, noting the impact of cheating on teen development and long term dating choices.
Lorelei Witt and Greg Windholz discuss the rise of health coaching at Heartland Community Health Center in Lawrence. They cite cost of care and lifestyle-related diseases as drivers, with coaches helping patients set realistic goals and sustain habits. AmeriCorps members Freeman and Saeedipour support diabetes care and prevention through concrete, gradual targets.
After dismissing postpartum mood concerns, a parent reveals months later how sleep deprivation and anxiety about parenting prompted a break with normal routines. She admits longing for relaxation, ongoing fears over judgment, and constant vigilance while driving to visit relatives.
Megan Spreer of the Larryville Mom blog shares her experience with postpartum mood changes misattributed to anxiety, learns about perinatal mood disorders, and describes a treatment plan including medication, exercise, and support that helps her sleep, calm, and enjoy motherhood.
Health calendar entries list meetings and drives across Lawrence and nearby towns. Notable items include Take Off Pounds Sensibly at Bridge Pointe Community Fellowship Hall at 6 p.m., Lions Club Blood Drive at Eudora High School 2:30 to 5:30 p.m., and various support groups such as Overeaters Anonymous at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and Nicotine Anonymous at Topeka. The schedule covers February 21 through February 27 with community wellness events and group meetings.
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