The Holiday Season is upon us and although the events of 2020 have changed many aspects of our lives, the one thing that has not changed is the fact that motor vehicle crashes are still the leading cause of death for U.S. teen drivers aged 13-19, according to the CDC....
I was recently on a conference call with Dr. Martina Cartwright a leading Scientist and Denise Blommel, Attorney, both very gracious and knowledgeable women. This was an opportunity to learn more about how to protect our employees and they provided us with some very...
[Posted on FORBES.com Sept 1029] Attempts to figure out why teen drivers are involved in so many motor vehicle crashes - it’s the leading cause of injury and death among 16- to 19-year-olds in the United States - have typically focused on their driving skills and...
All teens experience anxiety. Things like public speaking, exams, or social functions can cause feelings of apprehension and uneasiness, which is normal for teenagers. But for some, anxiety can be debilitating and go far beyond normal symptoms that effect...
We've all heard the old wives' tales about waiting an hour after we eat to take a swim. But what about driving? How does a full stomach, especially after a holiday feast, effect your behavior and attention span on the road? An article in Country Living magazine...
The New York Times recently published an article called, "Why Are More American Teenagers Than Ever Suffering From Severe Anxiety?" The author chronicled several teens' battle with anxiety over the course of a few years. The article questioned why we're seeing such a...