In a world where connections are increasingly digital and superficial, the power of female friendships remains a valuable and essential aspect of a woman's life. Genuine female friendships have the potential to be a source of energy, emotional fulfillment, and empowerment. Unfortunately, societal norms and expectations often discourage and undermine the bonds between women. However, by reclaiming the power of sisterhood and actively fostering meaningful connections, women can create a supportive network that enhances their well-being and personal growth.

Let's be real: patting yourself on the back for the wins, giving the side-eye to the not-so-great moments, and plotting world domination for the upcoming year is basically Adulting 101. But how do you wrap up your year without feeling like you're just spinning your wheels? Fear not, my friend, because I've got the ultimate cheat sheet for crushing your year-end review. Get ready to take notes; we're about to dive into the nitty-gritty of self-reflection with a twist of fun and a dash of future-planning finesse. Buckle up, it's going to be an enlightening ride into setting up your next lap around the sun for epic success.

After a few years full of trials and tribulations, people have begun to question their value…. What is my time worth? What is my quality of life worth? Am I doing what I love? Am I happy? As a result, we’ve seen a mass exodus from corporate America, people in search of a new path toward happiness and wellbeing. Whether you have taken a 180 toward a new perspective on your worth; or have simply laid boundaries for a better quality of life we here at Ms.Medicine have some insight we hope you find helpful.

The new year is here, and with it comes the chance to reset after overindulging in a little too much holiday cheer over the past few months. One trend gaining ground is “Dry January” where people abstain from alcohol all month long.

Some people may scoff at that idea. After all, many like to unwind with a glass of wine after a long week or to celebrate the weekend.

The holidays can often be a stressful time — the logistics of getting the family in one place, shopping, cooking, cleaning and entertaining just to name a few. Combine all that with the 2nd holiday season that is being shadowed by COVID-19 and you might be feeling additional stress worrying about you and your loved ones' health. Here are just a few tips for you to deal with holiday stress. How do you deal with stress during the holiday season?