Monthly Archives: September 2012

Dying My Hair Pink

Posted on September 26, 2012 by Laura Grace Weldon

Tripping on the chronological escalator. Continue reading →

Posted in body, lookism, stereotypes, values | Tagged aging, anti-lookism, appearance, attitude, beauty, beyond appearance, body, frumpy, frumpy liberation, hag liberation, lookism, stereotypes, values | 28 Comments

Alzheimer’s & Autism: We Can Change This

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Laura Grace Weldon

Stopping Alzheimer’s disease and autism—they both are related to brain health via diet. Continue reading →

Posted in Alzheimers, autism, food | Tagged autism, diet and brain, diet and health, stopping alzheimers | 8 Comments

Engage The Window Box Effect

Posted on September 12, 2012 by Laura Grace Weldon

What reverses urban decay can work in your life too. Really. Continue reading →

Posted in attitude, community, elders, optimism, perspective, selfhood, sustainability, values | Tagged attitude, better neighborhoods, blight, Broken Windows Theory, building on positive, community, elders, gratitude, optimism, perspective, selfhood, sustainability, urban decay, values | 5 Comments

ADHD Meds Provide No Long-Term Benefits

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Laura Grace Weldon

ADHD meds don’t show any long-term benefits to learning or behavior. They simply all us to focus on tasks that are “not inherently interesting.” Continue reading →

Posted in attention, learning | Tagged ADD, ADHD, ADHD meds no benefit, behavior, learning, medicating child-like behavior, medications | 16 Comments

Monthly Archives: September 2012

Dying My Hair Pink

Alzheimer’s & Autism: We Can Change This

Engage The Window Box Effect

ADHD Meds Provide No Long-Term Benefits

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