A parent asks: “My kid is entering eighth grade and wants to take more responsibility for their diabetes and celiac
Blame the Patient? Of course we do
It is breathtakingly easy to fall into the trap of blaming the patient. Why does this happen? Part of the
Above all, do good? Calling for a universal Hippocratic oath
Great emphasis, in clinical medicine, is placed on the second half of Hippocrates’ time honored injunction: primum non nocere, or
How requesting accommodations may save your job
John, a client of mine with Stage 4 colon cancer, was fired last week. He had used up his FMLA
Getting it right: lessons from my clients on how to help a friend or relative cope with medical illness
“What can I do to help?” That is the standard query we proffer when a close friend or relative is
