Recent insights from LCWA

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August 17, 2022

Monte Nido & Affiliates Expands Access to Eating Disorder Treatment for Teens in St. Louis

With eating disorders on the rise, especially among adolescents, expanding access to care is more important than ever. In fact, recent data show hospitalizations for eating disorders among adolescents more than doubled since the onset of COVID-19 as reported by Pediatrics. The isolation, lack of structure and heightened anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic are all potential reasons we’re seeing this spike in
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August 11, 2022

Fake It Till You Make It: Tips for a Successful PR Internship

Starting a public relations internship is an exciting opportunity, however it can be nerve-racking at times — especially if you are new to the industry. As an intern at LCWA, I’d love to offer some advice to help you hit the ground running and stand out as a rock star intern. Know your clients. Every client is different, and you
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July 27, 2022

Americans Love Sleeping with Pets

While we’ve all heard woes of Fido taking up too much mattress space, it turns out Americans don’t mind snuggling up with their furry friends at bedtime. In February 2022, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) commissioned a survey of more than 2,000 American adults to identify noteworthy statistics about sleep habits, and insights about sleeping with pets generated
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July 21, 2022

First Alert Expert Interview Featured on ABC Utah

As a result of proactive media outreach for First Alert, a leader in residential fire safety, LCWA secured a timely interview opportunity with KTVX-TV (ABC Utah) about the importance of fire safety ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Fires are a year-round threat. In 2020, fire departments responded to an estimated 1.38 million fires in the U.S., or about