Lessons Learned From DPC: A Ten-Year Perspective
Growing up, my mother used a rather simple disciplinary technique. When my sister and I...
Growing up, my mother used a rather simple disciplinary technique. When my sister and I...
Imagine you are a collegiate athlete, a basketball player, and you are dribbling down the...
“Don’t shoot the messenger.” The origin of this adage is uncertain, but is often attributed...
The 1960s were a tumultuous, boundary-pushing, authority-defying, history-changing decade in American history. The Cold War....
How much evidence does it take to influence clinical behaviors? Or a career decision? Recently,...
Last month I checked off one of those proverbial “bucket list” items, hiking on the...
Many of us in the DPCA community are avid sports fans. Ryan Neuhofel and...
Political debates are often marked by moments. Moments that are long remembered. Gaffs. Body language....
“Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.”...
It was a typical afternoon in the office. I stood in the hallway, hesitated a...
This past month I had the opportunity to attend the American Academy of Family...
Five seasons ago, I planted my first “straw bale garden” after reading about its...