- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
It is estimated that 49,000 Americans and 700,000 people around the world died by suicide last year. These deaths send shock waves through families, workplaces, schools, friend groups, communities, and...
It is estimated that 49,000 Americans and 700,000 people around the world died by suicide last year. These deaths send shock waves through families, workplaces, schools, friend groups, communities, and...
When a person is struggling with their mental health or addiction, just getting out of bed each morning can be a struggle. The idea of preparing nutritious food or going...
Pets are a big commitment of time and money, but the benefits they provide are also substantial. Eighty-five percent of pet owners say that having a pet improves their mental...
Because alcohol is legally accessible, there is a tendency to forget that it is also a dangerous drug. Heavy alcohol use can take a toll, not just on the person...
Numerous different types of psychotherapy can be used to support mental health and addiction recovery. One of the most popular varieties in use today is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). We...
If you have ever met a person with a severe mental illness, you may have noticed a struggle to accept their diagnosis. No matter how much the illness affects their...
Suicide is one of the top 10 causes of death among Americans of any age. These numbers are scary; however, the statistics are considerably worse for people who struggle with...
Depression is a common, treatable category of mental illness that can become debilitating and even life-threatening if not addressed. It can impact people of any age, gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomic...
It’s normal to feel anxious sometimes. It can even be a good thing in small amounts, if it motivates a person to study harder, drive more carefully, or be more...
When you are the parent of a child with a recent mental health diagnosis or who you suspect could be struggling with mental illness, it can be very confusing and...
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