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Clients of DLA’s personal statement services enjoy a 100% medical fellowship acceptance rate.

DLA Editors & Proofers, a leading provider of services for personal statements, CVs and resumes, the ERAS application, MSPEs, statements and letters of intent, and letters of recommendation, today announced that its personal statement services have been praised by Dr. Matthew E. Koepplinger, Assistant Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth). Since 2008, DLA Editors & Proofers has been providing professional personal statement services to clients from both the United States and around the world applying to programs in Europe, Canada and the United States. In that time, across all programs and specialties, clients of DLA Editors & Proofers personal statement services have enjoyed a 99% acceptance rate, and most of these to their top-choice programs.

When it comes to real estate transactions, clients choose Karen Arbelaez (web.har.com/aws/aws.cfm?agent_number=496888) because of her track record, experience and expertise in the frenetic Houston real estate market. She cites those same reasons for selecting DLA Editors & Proofers (www.dlaeditors.com) to help her with her marketing communication needs.

Robert Woolfolk, author of Little Slices of the Big Easy and an editorial client of Houston-based editing and proofreading service DLA Editors & Proofers (DLA) (www.dlaeditors.com), has learned his book has been accepted into the collection of The Historic New Orleans Collection (THNOC) (www.hnoc.org).

Houston-based editing and proofreading service DLA Editors & Proofers (DLA) (www.dlaeditors.com) has been awarded an A+ Rating by the Better Business Bureau (BBB). The A+ Rating is the highest rating awarded by the BBB, an organization that monitors and rates businesses' interactions with their customers.

Not everyone who suffers a tragic life event can find a healthy means to cope. To them, the world no longer feels safe, and they struggle to get through the day. Individuals that experience trauma and traumatic events often don't know where to turn for help. In Connecticut and nationally, behavioral health care systems are in the process of incorporating an understanding of trauma into the way in which they deliver behavioral health services. In addition, organizations and systems of care are offering specific services and treatment to address the differences in which men and women may respond to trauma and overwhelming life events.

When it comes to providing overnight and weekend respite care to families of children with special needs, no one does it better than Jill’s House, Inc.. Though officially opened in 2010, the concept for Jill’s House started in 2003, when Lon Solomon, pastor of McLean Bible Church and father of three boys, and his wife welcomed baby Jill into their family. They had already been thinking about how their family dynamics would change, as had happened when their other children were born, but what they never expected is that Jill would be born with special needs, and the additional demands that would place on them.