Gayle A. Roberts, CNP, MSN, RN
Gayle A.'s Blogs
Coping with Stress and Grief at Christmas Time
Take time to reflect on the true spirit of the holidays. Know that the "perfect" Christmas will probably never happen.
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What to Do About the Flu
Here we are again in another flu season. Learn about the flu and what can be done to treat it and stop spreading the virus.
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Practical Tips for Managing Stress
Stress affects us all, and, worse, stress can be damaging to your health. Learn some easy tips for managing your stress.
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Vaccinations for Back to School & Good Health in General
It's important to remember vaccinations as part of the back to school to-do list. Learn about required vaccinations for Ohio schools.
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What to Do About the Recent Ohio Outbreaks of Measles & Mumps
What you need to know about the recent outbreaks of measles and mumps in Ohio. Learn how to protect your family.
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Children Left in Cars--It Can Happen to Anyone
Recently the problem of children being left alone in a car with tragic results has been highlighted in the news. Learn the statistics and tips for how you can prevent this tragedy.
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Help for Allergy Sufferers
If you have allergies, the good news is that you do not need to suffer. Help is available by following these tips and with the guidance of your healthcare provider.
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What is a Nurse Practitioner (NP)?
Learn about nurse practitioners and the role they play in providing high quality healthcare.
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Treating the Stomach Flu
As a mom of three, the words, "Mommy my tummy hurts," made me go on high alert. Nausea and vomiting, or the "stomach flu" as I called it, challenged my mom skills.
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How to Take Charge of Your Health in 2014
Learn how to take charge of your health this year through recommended health screenings.
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Coping with Stress & Grief over the Holidays
Amidst the merriment of Christmas can be a time of stress and sorrow. Some people strive to provide the "perfect Christmas" only to be disappointed.
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