If you have not yet reached the age where you have concerns about caring for your parents as they age, you probably will in the next five to ten years. Author Dan Taylor gives some guidance in The Parent Care Conversation.

Have you ever thought of using a blog to disseminate workplace information and news instead of a printed newsletter?

National Women’s History Month. A time for re-examining and celebrating the wide range of women’s contributions and achievements that are too often overlooked in the telling of U.S. history.

February is American Heart Month. It is good to remember that heart disease affects women too. The American Heart Association says, "Walk more. Eat well. Live longer. Start! today"

January is Cervical Cancer Screening Month. Remember to take some time out now so you will have time later.

Read the labels on toys. If the label states not recommended for children under a certain age, heed the manufacters advice.

Any parent or grandparent will tell you the best gift they have received is one that is handmade.

Encourage your preteens and teens to make gifts for mom, dad and grandparents. A handmade gift can those special days even more special.

November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Month. In the past this formerly misunderstood disease had no name. For some families there was only shame and fear.

October is being hailed as Domestic Violence Awareness Month to raise awareness of efforts to end violence against women and their children.