By Rebekah Pectol United Way Dixie The holiday season is fast approaching, which means the spirit of giving will soon be here. If you believe that giving is better than receiving, join United Way Dixie in the Twelve Days of Christmas Giving this year. We’ve put a twist on...
By Jack Rolfe “The most important things in life aren’t things.” Anthony J. D’Angelo My wife, Lexie, and I recently celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary by taking an Alaskan cruise. For those of you now trying to guess our age, we got married at age 5. Ha-ha. Actually, we...
The holiday season is finally here! Among shiny ornaments and piles of neatly wrapped presents, excitement looms in the air. This is the time of year when we buy gifts for our loved ones and friends, but it is also the perfect time of year for our thoughts to turn...
Designing a Comfortable and Functioning Home Office By Designer Furniture Gallery According to a 2017 Gallup poll, forty-three percent of Americans do all or some of their work at home. If you’re in this demographic, it’s time to take a good look at your home office. The right office...
By Chad Olson, LMFT, MS John and Julie Gottman are some of the nation’s top marital researchers and have provided valuable information for couples wanting to know what predicts happiness in marriage. Last year, I was able to attend a conference that they were presenting at and they shared...
By Andy Stephens Executive Director, Stevens-Henager College, St. George Campus I am pleased to announce that we have officially moved into our new campus! We have waited so long and overcome so many hurdles, but our dream has finally come to realization. We are so excited to offer our...
By Max Graf My first memory of feeling different was sitting in the car with my mom right after seeing Caden Jensen for brain integration. I asked her to give me words to spell, and I spelled them backwards and then forwards. I’d never been able to that before!...
By Gracie Hart At age 6, I started first grade. We were learning to read when I first realized I was different. I started noticing that I was behind with reading and writing compared to other kids. I was slower than my classmates. I thought I was a dumb...
By Dr. Matt Eschler The year was 1972 in St. George, Utah. I was out of school for the summer. Second grade was behind me. I had all summer to get myself ready for the rigors of third grade! I remember riding my bicycle by myself to Ben Franklin, the...
By Caden Jensen, Owner of Brainpower of Southern Utah The first time I realized that I had a learning problem was when I was in the first grade. I remember sitting next to a teacher who asked me to do some reading with her. She had selected a book that was,...
