Guideposts staffer Lenore Lelah Person took her family to the U.S. Virgin Islands to volunteer on the trail crew in a national park there. Here she shares four ways that volunteer vacations can build stronger families.
A Guideposts staffer and her family leave their daily concerns—and their obsession with social media—behind as they volunteer as trail crew for a national park on the island of St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Have you ever wondered how to get your kids off the couch and into the great outdoors? A mom who hikes with her family offers practical tips and answers to all your questions.
She was going to be laid up for six weeks with a sprained ankle. How would her family cope without her?
Are you caught between the needs of an aging parent and those of your children? You’re not alone. Nearly half of American adults in their 40s and 50s face similar challenges. Here are some tips for navigating a difficult situation.
He watched his loving, talented son become addicted to painkillers before finally succumbing to a heroin overdose. How could make sense of such a tragedy?
An experienced caregiver offers advice on how to take care of yourself so you can care for others.
Many of us wake up with a cup of coffee. For her brain-injured husband, it was a deeper awakening
Public-radio host Amy Eddings left New York for a simpler life in the heartland. Now she wondered if she’d done the right thing.
They were experienced foster parents, but these were two special needs children. Were they ready for that?
Brian F. Martin’s new book, Invincible, offers “10 lies you learn when growing up with domestic violence, and the truths to set you free”.
In his career as a social worker, Carl had worked with many clients. But Stella was special. She was like family.
