Resiliency – Day #15

On May 28, 2019, the Crystal Room of Mercy Hall at Saint Joseph University will be filled with members of our community, eager to hear from our friend, Colleen Kelly […]

The Importance of Connection – Day #14

On Day 14, we’re turning to “The Harvard Study of Adult Development,” an 80 year-old research study (and counting) from Harvard that shows how human connection and relationships are central […]

Spending Time Outdoors – Day #11

Spending time outdoors is important for ones overall health. Collecting natural Vitamin D from the sun, breathing fresh air, and interacting with others are all great reasons to get outside […]

Telling Tales: Lauren’s Story – Day #9

Contributed by: Lauren, mental health advocate and participant of MHC’s Write On! program, class of 2018 Before participating in the Write On! program, I never considered myself as a writer, […]

Laughter Is Good For You – Day #8

Dr. Peter McGraw is the creator of a humor research lab at the University of Colorado in Boulder. In the book The Humor Code, McGraw shares some of the benefits […]

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