Gaming for Mental Health
Can video games actually help improve mental health among children and teens? A group of international researchers has created a series of brea
Prepare with Pedro
Pedro the Penguin learns how to be prepared for and take action during a fire in the home along with his friend Mia.
Hopeful Persistence: Aubrie’s Story
In “Hopeful Persistence: Aubrie’s Story”, we traveled to Utah to meet young Aubrie and her family. Aubrie has been diagnosed with a rare gen
Children & Grief
Grief is hard on anyone, but it can be especially hard when adults are with children who are in that tough spot. Many adults are understandably ove
How Blood Transfusions Help Patients with Sickle Cell
About 100,000 people in the United States have sickle cell disease. Most are of African descent. Throughout their lives, individuals with sick
We Are Never Alone
Sally Sanders has a heart of gold. She has touched the lives of countless people, including patients, their families, medical students, surgic
Caregiving Extends to Helping Loved Ones Navigate Mental Illness
Mental illness is a medical illness. We can’t talk about caregiving without appreciating what is involved with getting help -from finding a t
Dawes Family Story from Hurricane Ian
The Dawes family are 1 of many families displaced from Hurricane Ian. Many neighborhoods that were home to retirees on fixed incomes and mobile h
Health Starts with Housing
Lauran Hardin, MSN, CNL, FNAP, FAAN, Senior Advisor at National Healthcare & Housing Advisors shares the stories, proven solutions, and c
Finding Lost Memory
In the first episode, “Finding Lost Memory” host Trace Dominguez gives viewers an inside look at the tremendous scientific effort involve