Massachusetts Mental Health Resources
Massachusetts Mental Health Resources are an important part of a healthier overall community. Click HERE to find mental health support in Massachusetts. One exciting new initiative is My Moody Monster! My Moody Monster is a pull-apart buddy to help kiddos with their big frustrations. Moody can be ripped apart during difficult emotions and then put […]
Arlington, Massachusetts
Arlington, Massachusetts, is a picturesque town situated roughly six miles northwest of downtown Boston. Steeped in American history, Arlington was once the site of significant events during the Revolutionary War, such as the battle at the Old North Bridge. Today, it seamlessly blends its rich past with modern suburban living, creating a charming atmosphere filled […]
Burlington, Massachusetts
Burlington is a suburb of Boston Middlesex County with a population of 27,650. It has a dense suburban feel and most residents are home owners. You will find a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many young professionals and retirees live in Burlington and the public schools in Burlington are highly rated. In the […]
Winchester, Massachusetts
Winchester, Massachusetts is a popular suburb 7 miles north of Boston. Winchester Public Schools are consistently in the top 100 in the state of Massachusetts. You can see high school ranking and Department of Education District Report Card here Wright-Locke Farm Winchester ABC En Ka Society Winchester Rotary Club Winchester Foundation Network for Social Justice […]
Massachusetts Fashion – Ginger Burr of Total Image Consultants
Looking for Massachusetts fashion advice? Ginger Burr founded Total Image Consultants over 30 years ago with the heartfelt belief that whether you are 25 or 85, you deserve to feel radiant and pulled-together every time you get dressed. Her work has reached women from all walks of life who long to connect with their inner […]
Looking for autism resources in Massachusetts?
“Effective autism resources in Massachusetts are incredibly valuable. Every child has their own unique way of viewing and interacting with the world and this includes individualized responses to sensory information. In an effort to help kiddos navigate life’s adventures, Dr. Amy Wheadon, OTD/OTR/L, who has worked as a pediatric occupational therapist for over 20 years, […]