| BLOG POSTS  | Susan Inman: The New Mental Illness Stigma Could Be Offering Support
It's ironic that at a mental health conference regarding anti-stigmatization, there should be a group of panelists who offer the most stigmatizing collection of ideas about families coping with mental illness. What's most distressing is that they advocate the cessation of the use of medicine and family support. |  | Erica Reid: How to Manage Your Child's Allergies
I will never forget the day my son was lying sick on the bathroom floor. Usually filled with boundless energy, twenty-two-month-old Addison was wrapped in a towel, his body limp and lethargic. His normally sparkling eyes, full of life, looked weak, and his typically glowing complexion was dull and pale. |  | Sharon Sacks: Tips For Choosing A Wedding Photographer
The photographer you and your future husband select will be your photo journalist so it is important to know what feeling you want represented in your photographs. |  | Alanis Morissette: What I Know About Being an Attachment Parent
It seems as though a healthy moderate version of parenting -- where our shame about our bodies and our sexuality, our traumas and our resistances to connection are addressed -- is where most of us, ultimately, really want to fall. |  | Chris Jancelewicz: Your Average Guy On "Girls"
I am not James Franco, obviously. The only similarity I have to the characters on Girls is I'm a writer/journalist, but I'm not struggling. Your average guy would never want to watch Gossip Girl, but they may just want to tune in to Girls. Why? As simple as it sounds, it's real -- on multiple levels. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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