Community Involvement
Leo Namen: Post Heart Attack Mountain Climbing
In 2018, mountaineer Leo Namen suffered a near-fatal heart attack. Today, he’s setting his sights on Mount Everest, with the goal of raising $500,000 for Heart & Stroke.
In 2018, mountaineer Leo Namen suffered a near-fatal heart attack. Today, he’s setting his sights on Mount Everest, with the goal of raising $500,000 for Heart & Stroke.
Norm Assiff and Assiff Law Office were nominated for, and received the prestigious diversity award for its contributions towards significantly improving diversity and inclusion.
For many of us, pets are part of the family. We may take them on vacation and in rides in the car. Those rides are not without risk – here’s a short guide to travelling by car with your pet.
This Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s time to talk about the mental health issues young Canadians face. Before CASA (Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health), options were limited for northern Alberta families whose children struggled with mental health issues.
The Kids with Cancer Society is an amazing organization and one that means so much to us. The Assiff Law Team was thrilled to present a donation to this marvellous organization that makes an impact in our community.
This year again, our entire crew volunteered at the Edmonton Food Bank. Giving back to the community is at the absolute core of our law firm, which is based on the slogan of “We Care”.
While more and more celebrities have been opening up about the challenges of mental illness, it is rare to see one talk about having a
Permanent Injuries cause more than just bodily harm. A large portion of the injury can result in mental trauma. We spoke to a life coach, in order to understand how to best overcome the trauma of a permanent injury.
Research suggests that the rhythmical motions of knitting could enhance the release of serotonin, a hormone that is a naturally occurring analgesic. Low serotonin levels have been linked to depression and anxiety disorders, as well as decreased pain thresholds.
In a personal essay, Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke revealed she was struck with two brain aneurysms after filming the first season of the HBO series.
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