Mitch Hurst

An Alternative Solution

Research shows more than 18 million Americans each year suffer from a depressive episode, and more than 2.2 million Americans face challenges related to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). While the most common treatment for both conditions is antidepressants and other prescription drugs, less well-known and less invasive treatments are available. Relief TMS in Oak Brook, which

Inside Out

When Dr. Peter Geldner was in high school, he witnessed a young burn victim who had been treated by a plastic surgeon and who couldn’t stop talking about how the surgeon had changed his life. That was the moment Dr. Geldner knew he wanted to be a plastic surgeon. Fast forward a few decades. Dr.

Trust and Integrity

Home buyers and sellers can work with solo agents or brokers in a one-on-one partnership, but sometimes two heads might be better than one. Chris Puszynski, a broker with @properties in Lake Forest, recently had the opportunity to work with new @properties agent Julie Frentzas to sell a luxury listing. “Julie and I are exploring

Mind and Body

When astronauts were coming back from space in the ’60s, it was evident that they had significant bone and muscle deterioration due to prolonged periods of weightlessness. Without the force of gravity acting on their bodies in space, their bodies couldn’t maintain their bone density and muscle mass. The solution to this issue came in

Keeping It Real

The bad news for sellers in Barrington is that there are a lot of other houses on the market to choose from. The good news is that homes are selling at a faster clip than last year. What hasn’t changed is the need to set realistic expectations. “Sellers need to get real to get their

Urban Expert

We hear a lot about the challenges faced by city residents who’ve outgrown their loft or condo and want to find the right suburban community and home, especially when it comes to finding schools for their children. What about those wishing to go the other way? For couples and parents whose kids may have graduated

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