The human brain is an extraordinary and complex organ. It is responsible for our ability to think, feel, process information, concentrate, make decisions and experience emotions. It is responsible for our ability to walk, talk, eat, draw, write and sleep. It coordinates – without us even knowing it … [Read more...] about Recognizing, Treating Brain Injuries
Seasonal Affective Disorder: More Than Winter Blues
The holidays are behind us and a new year is before us. This is the time of year when we are expected to feel joyful and hopeful as we celebrate the past and plan for the future. Yet, many people experience the “winter blues” during this time of year. Sometimes, it is just a lack of energy or … [Read more...] about Seasonal Affective Disorder: More Than Winter Blues
Five Essential Steps to Start your Business
You have a brilliant idea for a new business. The easy part is done! Now, it’s time to dig into the more challenging aspect of entrepreneurship: the five essential steps that get you from idea to reality and, of course, profit. Do the research. It’s important to understand what you’re getting … [Read more...] about Five Essential Steps to Start your Business
Travelers Seeking Action, Adventure
Expedition, Active and Adventure Travel are the fastest growing segments in the travel market right now. In the past, this type of travel has only been appealing to a specific kind of traveler. You had to be willing to “rough” it in terms of accommodations and food choices, but you were rewarded … [Read more...] about Travelers Seeking Action, Adventure
Frontiere at Rogers Lake Operating as Special Event Venue
Coconino County Parks and Recreation manages six county parks and two natural areas, with the most familiar park being Fort Tuthill County Park, home of the annual Coconino County Fair and the Pepsi Amphitheater. This past winter, the Board of Supervisors and the County Parks and Recreation … [Read more...] about Frontiere at Rogers Lake Operating as Special Event Venue
Warner’s Nursery Participating in the Community
Next year, Warner’s Nursery celebrates a pretty big milestone. Our company will have been in business for half a century. Started by my grandmother, Dottie, Warner’s began in 1970 in Page. By the end of the decade, her sons expanded the businesses into a landscaping and maintenance division … [Read more...] about Warner’s Nursery Participating in the Community
APS: Behind the Scenes Keeping the Lights on in Flagstaff
For more than 130 years, Arizona Public Service has been committed to delivering reliable power to our customers. When unforeseen circumstances occur, our Flagstaff-based team is there to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. In advance of monsoon season and heavy snow winters, our … [Read more...] about APS: Behind the Scenes Keeping the Lights on in Flagstaff
Having Responsibilities Furthers the Addiction Recovery Process
In his book, “Boys Adrift,” Dr. Leonard Sax explains that men need to be responsible because if men are not needed, they do not flourish. Furthermore, according to organizational psychologist Benjamin P. Hardy, men actually step down if they are not needed. For example, when expectations are low, … [Read more...] about Having Responsibilities Furthers the Addiction Recovery Process
Thriving After Cancer with Naturopathic Oncology
When there is no evidence of disease, when your cancer is essentially beaten, it is a time for a measure of celebration, but it is also a time for brand new questions: Will I be able to get back to my old life? What can I do to prevent my cancer from returning? What comes next? We want to answer a … [Read more...] about Thriving After Cancer with Naturopathic Oncology
Making This the Best School Year Yet
It’s a new school year. By now, all the schools – including Coconino Community College and Northern Arizona University – are open for business. School can be stressful for students, teachers and even parents. This shows up in many ways: test and social anxiety, fear of public speaking and … [Read more...] about Making This the Best School Year Yet