by Maggie Mutch | Nov 1, 2024 | Career
Navigating a career can be daunting. Women graduate from college with a degree, a base of knowledge, a set of skills and a willingness to learn. And for the first job—maybe the first two or three jobs—that’s enough. But at some point, it becomes clear that a broader...
by Maggie Mutch | Nov 1, 2024 | Relationships
The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of magical joy, connection and celebration. However, for many women, it can also bring about stress, anxiety and overwhelming emotions. As a mental health professional and the founder of West Michigan Psychological...
by Maggie Mutch | Oct 22, 2024 | Home
Vanessa Jebb-Swanson This year marks 14 years of cancer survivorship for Vanessa Jebb-Swanson. It’s a significant number, as she was first diagnosed with PNET, a part of the Ewing Sarcoma family, at age 14. After undergoing a year of various types of chemotherapy, she...
by Maggie Mutch | Oct 22, 2024 | Home
Taylor Villarreal Taylor Villarreal lost her cousin and aunt to cancer within a couple years of one another, which prompted her to take on leadership roles for the American Cancer Society events in her community. “I started as a team member for my high...
by Maggie Mutch | Oct 22, 2024 | Home
Mary Hannon Mary Hannon is a five-year survivor of Early Onset Stage 3 Colorectal Cancer, as well as a wife, mother, and Director of Marketing at Applied Innovation. Through her cancer journey, Mary learned it’s important to be vigilant when it comes to her health and...
