Benefits of Reading in September: How to Reset Your Mind After SummerSeptember Reading List

Reading in September is especially good for us because it sits at the intersection of seasonal transition, mental reset and a cultural rhythm that primes our minds for focus, growth and reflection.

Some ideas for fun and inspirational September reading:

All That We Carried by Erin Bartels (Click to Buy)

Color Tour by Aaron Stander (Click to Buy)

The Teacher by Freida McFadden (Click to Buy)

Mindfulness for Warriors by Kim Colegrove (Click to Buy)

Behind the Badge by Johnny Joey Jones (Click to Buy)

Coffee Self-Talk by Kristen Helmstetter (Click to Buy)

Can't Miss List, Community, Uncategorized

October 27, 2026

Feeling Festive?

Holiday shopping opportunities at local small businesses at Holiday Style Pop-Up shops around town All events are open to the public except those at the Detroit Athletic Club, which are for members only. Nov. 5 Sip N Shop, Brother Rice High School, 4 to 8 PM. More than 40 vendors. Bring More Good Holiday Pop-Up

Longevity

October 1, 2026

Your heart’s next chapterWhat you do after a heart disease diagnosis can make a difference in the years ahead

By Stacy Sawyer Director of Communications at Hamilton Community Health Network The hospital stay may end, but the work of taking care of your heart is just beginning. For patients recovering from a heart attack or stroke, the road ahead can come with a lot of questions. What medications do I need? How active

Musings

October 1, 2026

You Don’t Have to Be a Victim to Stand Up to a Bully

Ask most people, and they can remember a bully from their childhood. Bullying is unfortunately part of the landscape in many school settings. We have come a long way toward building awareness and working on prevention. October, for example, is National Bullying Prevention Month. But the bullies are still out there. A million years ago,