Katie Allison

Who are our most influential talking heads—and why should we care what they have to say?

La méditation est une pratique millénaire qui trouve aujourd’hui un nouvel engouement, notamment pour ses bienfaits sur le corps et l’esprit. De nombreuses études scientifiques mettent en avant ses effets bénéfiques en matière de réduction de…

Être étudiant universitaire, c’est avoir un emploi du temps chargé et des responsabilités diverses. Entre les cours, les travaux à rendre, les révisions, les loisirs et la vie sociale, il n’est pas toujours facile de gérer efficacement son temps et…

Dans un marché de l’emploi de plus en plus compétitif, il est crucial de mettre toutes les chances de son côté pour décrocher un poste dans le secteur de la technologie. Ainsi, la création d’un curriculum vitae (CV) convaincant et pertinent est une…

Les hommes sont de plus en plus soucieux de leur apparence et de la santé de leur peau et de leur barbe. Ainsi, il est essentiel de sélectionner les produits adaptés pour répondre à leurs besoins spécifiques. Dans cet article, vous découvrirez…

Vous avez une cause qui vous tient à cœur et vous souhaitez organiser un événement de collecte de fonds pour la soutenir ? Dans cet article, nous vous expliquerons en détail comment planifier et réussir cet événement. Nous aborderons les étapes clés,…

Dans notre monde d’aujourd’hui en constante évolution, la capacité de se concentrer et de maintenir un focus mental est devenue plus importante que jamais. Toutefois, avec les nombreuses distractions et la surcharge d’informations auxquelles nous…

In 2008, NYC parent Lenore Skenazy wrote a column for the New York Sun in which she provocatively revealed that she'd allowed her 9-year-old son Izzy to make his way home from Bloomingdale's in Manhattan to the family's home, an hour away by subway…

Our nation is in the midst of a public health emergency the likes of which we have not seen since the first decade of AIDS’ spread across America. And much like the early years of the AIDS epidemic, the victims of the current crisis are both vilified…

I am a progressive Democrat, a description that will come as no surprise to anyone who knows me even a little bit. However, even as this is the case, I have always shown nonpartisan respect to each of the U.S. presidents who have served in my adult…

The little girl is 10 years old; she’ll be 11 on the last day of this month. As I write this, she’s nearby, tapping away on her own little Chromebook, the one that Santa brought her last year. She has her tiny laptop perched on the countertop of her…

I’ve been a blogger for about 10 years, and like many bloggers, for the first few years that I published online, I began by using Google’s Blogger platform. However, as blogging became more popular, I started noticing that many other writers’ blogs…

Previously I wrote a blog post sharing some of the things I would do differently if I had the chance to raise my sweet son Henry all over again. Unfortunately, I don’t get that chance but perhaps some of you reading what I have to say will find some…

My son Henry was born a musician. In fact, even before he was born, I could feel him move and react in my belly when I played certain tunes; at the time, I carefully noted in his baby book that his in utero preferences leaned to Public Enemy, Big…

Many if not most of you know that I lost my oldest son Henry, age 18 to a drug overdose and brutal drug-related beating. Even though years have now passed, I still hurt just as much as I did in the beginning. I cry almost every day. I feel broken in…

After Losing A Child: Henry’s Body Was More Than “Just A Shell” Last night Jon had to wake me up from a horrible nightmare. I was apparently screaming out loud. It isn’t the first time I’ve had a bad dream in recent weeks — they seem to come more…

Since losing my oldest child to a drug overdose when he was only 18 years old, I’ve given a lot of thought to fear and risk when it comes to parenting our children. In the years before my son Henry became really sick with his drug addiction, I…

I’m a HUGE fan of the Hulu series The Handmaid’s Tale, so much so that I actually belong to a Facebook group for Handmaid’s Tale fanatics. In the group we talk about all kinds of theories and spoilers for the show, and we also post real-world…

I began to suspect that something was very wrong the day I could no longer walk across the library at the law school where I was a first year student. Ten weeks pregnant, I had been fighting excessive fatigue, loss of appetite and night sweats for…

Early this morning, right after our family had just woken up for the day, the children, Jon and I were hanging out in my bedroom, sitting on the bed, and talking about how weird it was that Jon had seen a baby possum behind the dryer a few days…