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Ketamine in the Time of COVID-19

Per the position of the American Society of Ketamine Physicians (ASKP), ketamine therapy has been declared an essential service during the COVID-19 pandemic, and rightfully so. According to a piece published May 7, 2020 in Time Magazine, more than one in four Americans met the criteria that psychologists use to diagnose serious mental distress and

Swimsuit Optional

RARE, STUNNING, DRAMATIC. The dark red branch corals in these earrings by jewelry designer Therese Crowe are perfectly mismatched. Their organic beauty inspired Crowe, a lifelong Lake Forester, to simply accent with complementary blue-hued opals and suspend by 18-karat yellow gold half-hoop earring tops. Crowe handpicks the beautiful and sometimes quirky jewels that define her

Medical Specialists and Health Care

Medical care has come a long way in the past 50 years. Our parents or grandparents would go to a family doctor that would handle most issues ranging from pediatric care, delivering a baby, and caring for the elderly. Obviously, those days are ancient history. With the vast development of medical technology and advent of

Hail to the Chief

As a kid growing up in Grayslake, John Christian remembers the rush of a siren’s call, and watching the volunteer firefighters in his community spring into action to save lives and property. “I was always enamored with firefighters and had a neighbor who was on the department,” says Christian, who was hired as the new

One Last Thing: Mistie Psaledas Lucht

MISTIE PSALEDAS LUCHT grew up in New Hampshire before studying communications and art at Boston College. After graduating, she transitioned into the workforce, spending much of her career working for Fortune 500 companies in promotion marketing. Soon, Lucht’s focus turned to her three children—Lillian (13), Eleanor (11), and Adeline (8)—as she became a stay-at-home mom,

Summer Harvest

When Laura Calvert was growing up in a small farm community in Central Illinois, she never imagined she would have a career in agriculture. “I literally had a cornfield in my backyard,” Calvert says. “But sometimes it takes moving away to realize what you are called to do.” Lake Forest’s Elawa Farm Foundation announced in January

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