When you think about New Haven auto accidents you may think about high speed accidents that cause significant damage and could result in serious injuries. Of course this is the most common type of accident that does occur, but it is certainly not the only type of accident that causes significant injury and damage. If you’ve ever been involved in a low-speed car accident you know that they can significantly impact your ability to successful live out your life day to day. In fact, low-speed accidents often result in what are called soft tissue injuries. Soft tissue injuries may be mild in nature, but they also have the potential of being quite serious. They may linger for weeks, months and maybe even years to the point where you can become significantly distressed by them for your entire life. It is important to remember when you are thinking about low-speed car Read the full article…

Today is National Stress Awareness Day. Most people probably don’t need a day to make them aware of their stress. In fact, stress is such a common part of day to day life that it may have a direct impact on our overall health. One thing that is for sure is that no matter how stressed you are, sitting in traffic can most certainly make it worse. If you’re stuck in traffic there is a good likelihood that you might be feeling some significant stress and if you don’t handle it well, that stress may lead to a New Haven auto accident and put you at risk of getting injured. Stress can come from all corners of our lives. Family stress can have your mind spinning all day long. Your boss may stress you out or your co-workers may even play a role. Financial stress is a real thing for Read the full article…

Who among us doesn’t want an extra hour of sleep? Certainly the end of daylight savings time is a welcome sight for many who already feel sleep deprived, but did you know that there are some things you should watch out for when this change in the clocks happens so you can avoid a New Haven auto accident and make sure you are safe? The truth of the matter is that when the clocks “fall back” there are changes that happen in your biological clock too which can make it harder for you to follow your normal routine. In fact, most of us have to adjust our normal routine to account for the change in the time and how we get ready for our day and end our day, especially if these days include long commutes to work. If you’re thinking that you can just flip the clocks back an Read the full article…