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Presented by Premier Oral + Maxillofacial Surgery Group As Bergen County families review their healthcare options during open enrollment, insurance coverage is often top of mind. But when choosing an oral surgeon, there's another important consideration that deserves attention: whether the practice is locally and independently owned. Choosing a locally owned oral surgery practic...

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By Jessica Colucci, Psychotherapist, and Dr. Elisheva Cooper, Clinical Psychologist You just spent 30 minutes negotiating with a 7-year-old... over shoes. If every request in your house turns into a debate, take a deep breath. You are not doing it wrong. But here’s the truth: it’s not really about the shoes. Why This Keeps Happening When requests are built on negotiation, the ba...

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In the performance world, it’s not about avoiding setbacks; it’s about dealing with them. Nobody wants to have an injury or backtrack to correct a mistake that was made. However, having a structure and tools to learn how to reframe athletic setbacks could be the game-changer you’re missing. Follow along with me as I take you on a practical journey of life’s ups and downs and hel...

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Bergen County Moms 2026 Gift Guide ✨✨ Tell Us the Hostess Gifts You LOVE! ​❤️ We’re thrilled to announce our Bergen County Moms 2026 Gift Guide featuring the Best Hostess Gifts, perfectly timed for the upcoming holiday season! Every year, we curate a collection of your favorite hostess gift ideas so you can show up to every gathering with something thoughtful in hand. We’re pass...

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"You can't listen when your lips are moving." It's one of those statements that's so obvious we often overlook it. Most parents genuinely want to understand their children. But the moment a child begins talking, many of us feel compelled to jump in and manage the problem (whether it’s real or perceived). -We explain. -We reassure. -We correct. -We tell our own story. -We offer a...

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