Health + Wellness

Inside and Out

How acupuncture works for what ails you Article by BuckHaven City Lifestyle staff For the uninitiated, acupuncture involves the insertion of very thin needles through your skin at strategic points on your body. A key component of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is most commonly used to treat pain. Increasingly, it is being used for overall wellness, including stress management. Traditional Chinese medicine explains acupuncture as a technique for balancing the flow of energy or life...

Travel

Bathing in Nature

A wellness weekend away in Bryson City, North Carolina Article by Sue G. Collins | Photography by Sue G. Collin Ninety minutes in a bath sounded like a lot to me before my treetop soak in a private cabana at Lakeview at Fontana near Bryson City, NC. After a short but steep hike up a forested trail from the unmanned reception lounge (“Unplug. Unwind. Unhosted.” is Lakeview’s tagline), I found my cabana, a tiny mountain cabin open to the elements on one side. While I ran the bath (plenty of hot...

Entertainment

Healthy and Elevated

An elegant dish with healthy ingredients Article by Wolfgang Puck Catering Confit Sweet Potato Sheet, Georgia Peanuts, Kabocha Squash, Aromatic Wild Grain & Black-Eyed Peas, Crispy Baby Kale Serves-6 Ingredients: Confit Sweet Potato 2 medium white sweet potatoes, peeled and thin sliced on a mandolin (yellow or purple sweet potatoes may be substituted) 1 quart olive oil (enough to fully submerge slices) 4 sprigs fresh thyme 4 sprigs fresh sage 2 cloves smashed garlic Sea salt to...

Arts + Culture

Head to Toe

Warm and wonderful gear for an active 2026 Article by Sue G. Collins Offsite, a new performance travel gear brand inspired by the power of place, has launched: the Work-to-Water™ Bag. With every purchase, Offsite funds the creation of a new Reef Ball, supporting reef restoration and the long-term sustainability of marine ecosystems.  LiveOffsite.com Brushed Full-Length Leggings. Premium, sweat-wicking performance fabric with a gently brushed interior for a peachy-soft feel, a contoured...

Fitness

Finding Her Footing

Dr. E's home-based reset regime Article by Casey Kelly Buckhead dermatologist Dr. Corinne Erickson found herself at the intersection of several physical challenges - perimenopausal joint and muscle pain, the need to rebuild muscle for bone protection and managing Type 1 Diabetes. To top it off, perimenopause also brought on insulin resistance. It began when the forty-something physician visited her physical therapist for neck spasms. During the session, the therapist discovered a problem...

Auto + Marine

Happy, Healthy 2026

Article by Esther Russell, DNP, FNP-C, We often see New Year's resolutions related to health, with getting fit and stopping smoking at the top.  These are great ideas, but they can often feel daunting and overwhelming. One slip and you feel like you have failed. Too many individuals throw in the towel on their specific goal by February. So instead, let’s start with the resolution to make 2026 your “Year of Health.” There are many different ways to succeed in your Year of Health, and it looks...

Arts + Culture

They Believe!

CURE Childhood Cancer’s 12th annual Believe Ball Article and Photography by CURE Childhood Cancer’s 12th annual Believe Ball, presented by Delta Air Lines, Novelis and Chicken Salad Chick, was held at The St. Regis Atlanta. Featuring legendary comic Jeff Foxworthy as emcee, the event raised $2.1 million in proceeds benefiting CURE. Since its inception, the black-tie event has raised nearly $15 million to fund targeted research to find a cure for pediatric cancer and to provide crisis-oriented...

Fitness

The Air You Don't See

Why indoor air quality matters for your family's health Article by Tanya Coventry Strader When we think about air pollution, we picture smoggy city skylines or industrial smokestacks. But the air that matters most to our health isn't outside—it's the air we're breathing right now, indoors. Americans spend approximately 90% of our time inside our homes, offices, schools and vehicles. That means the quality of indoor air has a profound impact on our wellness, yet it's something most of us never...

Health + Wellness

Orthodontist vs. Dentist

If you're considering orthodontic treatment like braces or Invisalign, your first question might be: Should I go to my dentist or see an orthodontist?It's a fair question—and one that many patients in Atlanta ask when exploring their options. After all, both professionals work on improving your smile. However, the kind of care and expertise they provide can be quite different, especially when it comes to straightening teeth or correcting bite issues.In this blog, we’ll explore the key...

Arts + Culture

Comfort and Joy

Holiday Traditions Shine Brightly at The St.Regis Hotel Atlanta Article by Sean O'Keefe | Photography by The St. Regis Hotel This holiday season, no one celebrates with more grace and grandeur than The St. Regis Atlanta . Here, timeless sophistication meets festive magic at the city’s most distinguished address. Every moment feels intentional, every detail a gesture of joy. The result is a season wrapped in warmth, elegance and timeless memories longing to be created. The lobby glows in...