Catherine Pearson is a reporter for Well, a publication focused on health and wellness. She has written for a variety of publications, including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Catherine's articles cover a range of topics related to relationships, mental health, and personal well-being.
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Catherine's articles are mainly focused on lifestyle, mental health, relationships, parenting, sleep, and health and wellness. Her preference for citing data and providing how-to guides indicates an interest in evidence-based content that offers practical advice.
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By: Catherine Pearson
The series is selling a fantasy. But straight women in their 60s and 70s say the dating scene is anything but rosy.
By: Catherine Pearson
Toward the end of her life, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, America's best-known sex therapist, stopped talking so much about sexual dysfunction and started talking about loneliness. In her final book, “The Joy of Connections” — which was published last week, less than two months after her death at 96 — she offered a list of 100 strategies for building stronger bonds. Here are five of Dr. Ruth's final lessons for connection.
“The Golden Bachelorette” offers a glimpse at how dating changes after losing the love of your life. This is what it’s really like.
Known as alwar ka mawa, Indian milk cake is a caramelized fudge with milk, sugar, and ghee (clarified butter), topped with nuts. You can find it locally at Brij Mohan Sweets & Restaurant. Watch out—the grainy texture gets crumbly when heated. • 11259 Reading Rd., Sharonville, 513-769-4549
For truly rich desserts, check out these splurge-worthy endings at some of our city’s ritziest restaurants.
For some politically opposed couples, the election can’t end soon enough.
Political differences can ruin a relationship, but they don't have to. Tuesday could be a difficult day for Karl Lenker and his partner of a decade, Jan Lewin.
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