- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
When a person has used substances for a while, their brain starts to make less of the natural “feel-good chemicals” that we all need, such as serotonin and dopamine. It...
When a person has used substances for a while, their brain starts to make less of the natural “feel-good chemicals” that we all need, such as serotonin and dopamine. It...
When using the phrase, “It runs in the family,” one would hope that it would refer to good looks, a sense of humor, or intellect. Unfortunately, some of the things...
Addiction is a disease that causes a lot of pain, not just for the person who is addicted, but also for the people who care about them. Friends, family, and...
When people intentionally hurt themselves, it is a sign of intense emotional distress and a need for additional coping skills. There are a variety of self-harm methods that are common,...
Imagine what might happen to a car if the owner filled the gas tank with something besides the intended fuel source. You shouldn’t be surprised if that vehicle stopped running...
If the recent holidays left you feeling like you need to make some big changes in your life, you might want to consider starting 2025 with some fresh boundaries. For...
It’s common knowledge that alcohol isn’t good for us, so it stands to reason that a challenge that gets people to stop drinking for a month could only be a...
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...
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