Lifestyle/Parenting/ Health and Fitness
Learn How Rare Movement Disorder Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Is Diagnosed (Brain & Life)
Hope for a Cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (Brain & Life)
COVID-19 Vaccines: What You Need to Know (Brain & Life)
Why you shouldn’t censor your teen’s reading (even the sex and violence) (Washington Post On Parenting)
One woman cheated; another was cheated on. Here’s what happened when they tried saving their marriages. (Washington Post TheLily.com)
It can be hard to keep track of new breast cancer research. Here are the 3 advancements you should know. (Washington Post TheLily.com)
Why all parents should care about arts education (Washington Post On Parenting)
The No-Cone Thanksgiving: A Dog Owner’s Guide to a Peaceful Holiday (Sniff & Barkens)
Business
Inside the High-Stakes Hustle of Small-Business Salsa (Texas Monthly)
What It’s Like to Open a Restaurant in Texas During a Pandemic (Texas Highways)
Lone Star Launches Its First-Ever Seasonal Beer (Texas Highways)
Things I’ve Learned: Patrick Terry (Austin Monthly)
Things I’ve Learned: Wes Hurt (Austin Monthly)
Bitcoin (Southwest Spirit Magazine)
The Long View (Southwest Spirit)
Guidance Counselors (Southwest Spirit)
Time Well Spent (Southwest Spirit)
Groom for Improvement (Southwest Spirit)
Striking Out (Southwest Spirit)
Cash in on Culture (Southwest Spirit)
Travel
Forage for Rare and Pricey Chanterelle Mushrooms in East Texas (Texas Highways, September 2020 issue)
All You Need to Know to Do the Round Top Antiques Show Right (Texas Highways)
Try These Four Restaurants During the Round Top Antiques Show (Texas Highways)
Small-Town Dispatches: Tyler, an Empty Town in Bloom, Looks Ahead to Better Days (TexasHighways.com)
Ten Things to Do Your First Month Living in Austin (365thingsaustin.com)
Austin, Texas City Guide (Design*Sponge)
Want Giving Kids? Take Them on a Trip (Giving City Austin)
Psychology
Field Guide to the Overachiever (Psychology Today)
Field Guide to the Social Climber (Psychology Today)
Field Guide to the Goody-Two Shoes (Psychology Today)
In a Flash (Psychology Today)
Nonprofit
Case for Support (Austin Pets Alive!)
Key Program Summaries (Austin Pets Alive!)
Advocacy stories (Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation)
Fairtrade and Organic Go Hand in Hand (Fairtrade America)
Blogging and Content Marketing
Are Digital Therapeutics (DTx ) the Future of Mental Healthcare?
Four Ways to Support Working Mothers’ Mental Health During the Pandemic
How to Feed Your New Puppy: 4 Feeding Tips
Jillian Michaels Discusses the Future of Fitness
The Scott Brothers Dream of Affordable Housing for All
Actress Torrey Devitto on Growing Up with Anxiety
From Cancer Diagnosis to the Top of Mount Kilimanjaro
Books
Expedition Austin: A Kid’s Guide to the Weirdest Town in Texas is a fun-filled book that has everything a family needs to have an adventure to remember in the awesomest little-big town on the planet. It’s chock full of things kids love, like cool pools, fun facts, inspiring illustrations, mind-blowing museums, awesome activities and madcap missions.
Now available on the lovely shelves of Amazon, Austin Visitor Center, The Blanton Museum of Art Shop, BookPeople, Bullock Texas State History Museum Store, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Starrs on Mercer (Dripping Springs), Texas Capitol Gift Shop and Waterloo Records
Paris When It Giggles is a city guide, picture book and travelogue all rolled into one pretty little package. Filled with true stories, useful tips, dreamy illustrations and inspiring ideas, this honest and sentimental handbook was designed to convince reluctant parents that the magic of Paris is best experienced with their littlest travel companions in tow.
Now available on Amazon, iTunes, and the shelves of BookPeople–surely one of the best book stores on the planet.
Review: Walking On Travels