What he got, a few years later, was a full mindfulness curriculum at the school—the first of its kind in the United States. Some students who took Halpern’s first course—”Effective and Sustainable Law Practice: The Meditative Perspective”—described it as “the most important course they took in law school,” says Halpern. This new curriculum opens up the opportunity to deepen practice, both meditative and legal. “If [students] conclude early on they want to have a career in which mindfulness is going to be a central element of how they practice law, they will be able to do so....

Digital devices can quickly become a distraction in a marriage, but we’ve thought of a way for you to utilize your smart phone to strengthen your marriage! A while back, we brought you 365 Love Text Messages to send to your sweetie. Our readers LOVED the ease and simplicity of flirting with their spouse via text so much that we have created a SECOND version just for you! We are proud to announce that we have 365 MORE flirty love text messages to spark some romance!...

Sensory-Friendly Shopping Sensory-Friendly Shopping The sensory onslaught of large, busy stores deters many people with autism from buying groceries. Inspired by a class of 4th-graders who learned about sensory challenges and autism and then wrote letters to the Canadian grocery chain Sobeys, a partnership between Autism Nova Scotia and Sobeys is making space for “sensory-friendly shopping.” During Sunday evenings, at stores around the Canadian Maritimes, lights are dimmed, music and loud noise is hushed, and extra staff are present....

In 2004, Aldrich herself received the news that her husband, Gordon, had a tumor in his spinal column. It’s a day she vividly remembers. “It was the middle of a Friday afternoon,” she recalls. “Our lives had been changed forever, and we wanted information fast, and to start fighting Gordon’s cancer right away. To add to the pressure, he was in terrible pain that needed immediate attention. After hours of bargaining and begging, we were told that our earliest chance for an appointment was still four weeks out....

** Causes of Postpartum Hair Loss Eva Proudman, MIT IAT from the Institute of Trichologists, explains that during pregnancy, “Raised levels of estrogen help to keep your hair in the anagen (growing phase) for longer.” With hair in the growing phase for a more prolonged time, the hair which would normally shed (on average 50 to 150 strands a day) isn’t lost, which is why many expectant mothers notice their hair seems thicker and healthier during pregnancy....