
In April we celebrate National Volunteer Month and the nearly 1,700 volunteers who provide life-changing care, support and comfort for our community. Each year we honor the very best with our Volunteer of the Year...
It’s not every day that we get the big breakthroughs, the huge accomplishments, the great leaps forward. While those experiences can be very satisfying, what really keeps our world going every day are small acts of...
Tidewell Hospice social worker Mary Beth Shallcross, LCSW, MSSW, sees herself as a problem solver. An important part of solving problems, she says, is anticipating the issues patients, caregivers and loved ones might...
My wife and I were going someplace the other day and when we got in the car she said, “Let’s roll down the windows and not run the air-conditioning. It’ll save on gas.” I think we have all been doing what we...
I was teaching a class once about the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator when it became clear that one of the students was having a breakthrough in understanding. She said, “So THAT’S why that person annoys...
There is a delicate balance we need to strike between loving and embracing ourselves just as we are and our desire for continued growth and development. None of us are perfect – we all have opportunities for...
Samuel P. Scott has been in the spotlight a lot lately. His hometown of Palmetto declared August 21, 2021, Samuel P. Scott Day to mark the occasion of his 100th birthday, and that was followed by a parade featuring...
I was discussing with a colleague from another organization recently a situation where someone they were trying to help was not open to receiving their support. Instead, this person was upset and angry and asked them...
I have a friend who has seen virtually every romantic comedy film that has ever been made. She says that she likes them because they’re light and funny and love wins in the end. Whether you are a fan of the Rom-Com...