SUSAN MATHISON
DIVA CONNECTION: GIVE. CONNECT. RECEIVE. Mark Your Calendars for May 11
Diva Connection Foundation is growing and empowering more women than ever! That also means that more women are finding us and asking for help. In order to continue spreading the good news about DC, wi...
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FARGO SCHOOL TALK By young women, for young women: the “Sky is NOT the Limit”
Following the runaway success of their 2010 event, South High DECA students hosted their second annual The Sky is NOT the Limit" Breakthrough Conference on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the NDSU Alumni Center...
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Mathison: For safety, just say ‘no’ to ear candles
Despite being a traditionally trained physician, I consider myself open to many complementary therapies.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , February 15, 2012
Mathison: What you need to know about your nose
Tis the season … for coughing, sneezing, colds, nosebleeds, flu and sinus infections.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , January 25, 2012
Mathison: Make a sound decision and protect your hearing
Walking through the grocery store the other day, I couldn’t help but hear it. “Boom, boom, pow” – the words of the Black Eyed Peas song were clear enough to sing along. The sounds emanated from a cool looking high-school guy in a black leather jacket.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , January 18, 2012
Mathison: Protecting aging skin
A couple of weeks ago, my 4-year-old son Grant took a close look at his great-aunt Anni, who was kindly babysitting him for the day. “Why do you have those lines on your face, Anni?”
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com blogger , January 04, 2012
Mathison: New year, new you, new me?
As 2011 winds down, I reflect on the past year and its lessons, and then look forward to the new one, a clean slate.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com , December 28, 2011
Mathison: Ways to enhance memory
Have you ever forgotten your computer? Can’t remember where you put your glasses? Blanked on your new colleague’s name? I guess I’m not alone.But good news – we can do something about it.
By Susan Mathison , December 14, 2011
Mathison: Lovely lashes important through history 
A few years back, voluptuous lips were in the headlines, with Angelina Jolie’s famous mouth gracing many magazine covers.
In case you haven’t noticed, today’s trend is long eyelashes.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com blogger , December 07, 2011
Mathison: Flipping the metabolic switch
Holidays bring families and friends together for stories, lots of laughs, memories recalled and, of course, food. For many of us, and throughout the ages and many cultures, food takes center stage. So why is it that we now partake in celebration food almost daily?
By Dr. Susan Mathison , November 30, 2011
Mathison: Power of gratitude affects daily lives, health
Studies show there is a measurable benefit to counting your blessings and looking on the bright side on a regular basis, not just at holiday time.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com blogger , November 23, 2011
Positively Beautiful: A night out with the girls is good for you
I went to the movie “Bridesmaids” this summer with my sister, three sisters-in-law and another friend. We all laughed so hard our cheeks hurt.
It got me thinking about the importance of female friendship.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , November 16, 2011
Mathison: Get your day off to a great start
“Falling back” as our clocks shift and as we gain an extra hour is a little easier on our systems than springing ahead. Even with the extra hour, mornings can be a challenge. Most productivity and personal development experts will agree that the early bird gets the worm. Tony Robbins talks about the Hour of Power as a great way to get your day going.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices blogger , November 02, 2011
Mathison: Aromas stir senses
The sense of smell (olfaction) is the most mysterious of the senses. We humans use our sense of smell for many activities, from enjoying the aroma of baking to deciding whom not to sit next to on the bus to initiating escape from a burning building.
By Dr. Susan Mathison , October 26, 2011
Mathison: Our scars help tell our stories
Scars … most of us have them. I have four visible scars and countless invisible ones. I’m actually grateful for the visible scars. They are reminders of broken bones healed, joints reborn, stones banished and thankfully benign nodules gone.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com , October 19, 2011
Mathison: Honoring lives well-lived
I would venture to guess that a large percentage of the U.S. population feels some connection to Steve Jobs, and thus was saddened by his passing.
I remember the thrill of getting an Apple MacIntosh computer during my last year of college at Stanford. It looked a bit like the much-ridiculed Pacer car, just without wheels.
By Susan Mathison , October 12, 2011
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