Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Partha Nandi MD, FACP
Having a sense of purpose in your life is linked to many positive mental and physical health outcomes, such as a decreased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, better sleep, and decreased stress. Purpose also helps you feel more connected to and invested in the things that you do throughout the day, which can have a positive impact on your mental health. Purpose doesn’t have to be something grandiose; it can be something as simple as making your daily activities more meaningful. Purpose can be something as simple as cooking a meal for someone who can’t do it themselves, or cleaning your house or office with a systematic and methodical approach, making each task a small piece of art. Purpose can also be something that is a bit grander, like engaging in activism to help others, volunteering, or pursuing passions and hobbies.
This article was originally posted on www.drsueandyou.com Divorced parents, please stop pointing fingers at one another and start co-parenting. In a perfect divorce scenario, both parties separate amicably putting their children’s needs above their own misery. These parents recognize that their existing issues need to be resolved without involving the children. They do their best to…
When my daughter was small she loved the book The Gas We Pass: The Story of Farts. She even wrote a book report about it in 1st grade and was indignant when her teacher told her off for writing about something inappropriate. Personally I was with my daughter on this one. It’s completely normal to…
It’s usually around Wednesday that we start to wish we could just take a vacation from work, or the general stress of life. Sometimes it’s even Monday! While vacations are rewarding, they can also be impractical on short notice. But here at Modernize, we’ve found that setting up your own little oasis as a yoga…
Effects of gluten-free diet on children (WXYZ) – Gluten-free diets have become very popular in recent years, but new research finds the diets may do more harm than good for most children. Celiac disease is on the rise and the only treatment for it is a gluten-free diet. An article in the Journal of Pediatrics…
Choose to Succeed It’s an exciting time to be alive, where many are getting educated and an influx of technology allows you to be multi-faceted and have access to information right from your phone or other electronic devices. It’s also a time when many are seeking success in life based on his or her definition…
Sleep’s a strange thing. We all do it. We all need it. Yet we all fight it. Science still isn’t sure why we need it, but everyone agrees: it’s essential to being healthy and happy, and most of us aren’t getting nearly enough of it. There are TONS of health benefits of sleep. While you may…
This article was originally posted on www.drsueandyou.com Parents, do you know your kids often hide their intense feelings about your divorce? Kids of divorce may seem emotionally stable on the outside but inside they are probably struggling. Sometimes as parents we are so busy with our own issues or daily lives that we are not always…
Working toward (and maintaining) a healthy idea of beauty in yourself and others is the key to lasting happiness and productivity. In a digital world wallpapered with selfies, it might be easy to assume that we are more confident than ever. But maybe all this rampant self-art also masks our huge lack of confidence –…
Recovering from trauma is a process that takes time. It is perfectly normal to feel at times that “I can’t do this anymore.” That is part of the stress that arises from parenting through traumatic situations. However, in order to not get stuck there, you need to take care of yourself. If you are not…
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