Mental Health America developed National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month as a national effort to [...]
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“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” – Frederick Douglass, [...]
It is the time of the year to pay extra attention to mental health! National [...]
Feeling stressed has become so common that sometimes it is even hard to remember what [...]
If you find yourself struggling with anxiety, thoughts of persistent worry, falling asleep and being [...]
Every 2 minutes, an American is sexually assaulted. There is an average of 237,868 victims [...]
April is the month for raising awareness about counseling and its importance. You have probably [...]
World Bipolar Day takes place every March the 30th of each year. It actually involves [...]
Drugs and alcohol are substances that can affect your mind and body. Many people that [...]
There are activities in our daily lives that we can sometimes take for granted, one [...]
The crisis in Ukraine is adding insult to injury for an already weary population dealing [...]
Alzheimer’s Disease is one of the most common forms of dementia, and National Alzheimer’s Disease [...]
Often, when people hear the word ‘conflict,’ an uncomfortable wave passes over them; they experience [...]
Substance abuse is a major issue across the country, and it also impacts children and [...]
In my last blog post, I talked about how many of us were traumatized by [...]
Summer is in full swing, and there are many kids who participate in summer sports, [...]
Post-COVID-19 Stress Disorder During and moving past the time of COVID-19, we have heard so [...]
Hurrah, spring is here! And with spring comes new hope, new growth, and the smell [...]
On my daily walks with the dogs, we all enjoy the walk on the way [...]
