Tania Rogers
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Financial stress, raising kids? Free conference offers tools to keep families together (opens the original)
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Financial struggles and raising children can be stressful areas for couples and families, but relationship experts say there are healthy ways to cope. Community Based Connections is hosting a free conference to help equip adults and children with tools and resources. A panel of experts, including therapists, will share how families can stay together. Topics will include communication, conflict, intimacy, resiliency, parenting, and balancing careers and relationships. Mikelange Olbel, CEO of Comm
Financial stress, raising kids? Free conference offers tools to keep families together (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Financial struggles and raising children can be stressful areas for couples and families, but relationship experts say there are healthy ways to cope. Community Based Connections is hosting a free conference to help equip adults and children with tools and resources. A panel of experts, including therapists, will share how families can stay together. Topics will include communication, conflict, intimacy, resiliency, parenting, and balancing careers and relationships. Mike
Thor finds forever home in Wisconsin after nearly 300 days at Palm Beach County shelter (opens the original)
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A 7-year-old dog who spent nearly 300 days at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control has been adopted by a couple in Wisconsin. WATCH BELOW: 'This just lets you know that there are really good dogs sitting in the shelter,' Wendy Cristantiello Haddeland tells WPTV's Tania Rogers Thor, the longest-residing dog at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control, headed to his forever home — more than 1,000 miles away. A video of Thor in his kennel was posted on social media, catching the attention of
Back-to-school season is the perfect time for moms to reset their fitness goals (opens the original)
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When kids go back to school, it can be an opportunity for moms to reset their health and fitness goals — and experts say you don’t need to spend hours in the gym to see results. According to fitness experts, if weight loss is your goal, the sweet spot is 30 to 45 minutes of exercise. I recently connected with an instructor at Crunch Fitness in Palm Beach Gardens who said the focus should be on consistency. “In and out and you’re done,” Samantha Zanin, an instructor at Crunch Fitness, said. “It’s
Back-to-school season is the perfect time for moms to reset their fitness goals (opens the original)
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — When kids go back to school, it can be an opportunity for moms to reset their health and fitness goals — and experts say you don't need to spend hours in the gym to see results. According to fitness experts, if weight loss is your goal, the sweet spot is 30 to 45 minutes of exercise. I recently connected with an instructor at Crunch Fitness in Palm Beach Gardens who said the focus should be on consistency. "In and out and you're done," Samantha Zanin, an instructor at
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