In a conversation based on his book Fit Over 50, Dr. Walt Larimore and Mrs. Jean Daly explain how those over age 50 can pursue good health in its four primary aspects – physical, emotional/mental, relational, and spiritual. Though geared toward older people, the principles discussed apply to all ages. (Part 2 of 2)
Healthy Habits
In a conversation based on his book Fit Over 50, Dr. Walt Larimore and Mrs. Jean Daly explain how those over age 50 can pursue good health in its four primary aspects – physical, emotional/mental, relational, and spiritual. Though geared toward older people, the principles discussed apply to all ages. (Part 1 of 2)
Parents can relay simple tips to their children to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
Washing your hands early and often, along with these other practical tips, will help prevent the spread of illness, and will help keep your family healthy.
Physical activity is important to healthy child development but parents need to know how to prevent and respond to head injuries that may result in concussions.
By general definition, codependency is an adaptive coping mechanism used compulsively by those trying to find personal worth and value by meeting perceived needs of others.
If you want your kids to stop whining, teasing and bickering, you need to better understand what your kids’ words say about their hearts.
Do you get the after-holiday “blahs”? Here are some ideas to help you get back to feeling like your normal self.
Because the health of marriage is ultimately determined by individual health, we need to be diligent about emotional, mental, physical and spiritual fitness.
If we want our faith in God to increase, we must increase our knowledge of God and His ways. This couple’s devotion will help you encourage your spouse to build and increase his or her faith.
