The Risks of Another Epidemic: Teenage Vaping
By Jane E. Brody While most of us strive to avoid inhaling aerosols that could harbor a deadly virus, millions of teens and young adults are deliberately bathing their lungs...
Read MoreBy Jane E. Brody While most of us strive to avoid inhaling aerosols that could harbor a deadly virus, millions of teens and young adults are deliberately bathing their lungs...
Read MoreBy Scottsdale Recovery Center Outpatient treatment may not be an ideal choice for everyone. But when you’re looking for help without leaving your present life, there’s nothing like it. If...
Read MoreThis time of year may be challenging, but it’s possible to maintain recovery. The holidays can be a difficult time for people to stay sober, especially those new to sobriety...
Read MoreBy Marianne Gouveia, founder of EricsHouse For many of us who have lost a loved one, the months of November and December can trigger great sadness and sorrow. As...
Read MoreBy Dr. Dina Evan It is my hope by the time you read this article, we will all have the “Whose Your President?” question resolved and we can begin to...
Read MoreThis was the year unlike any other. We faced challenges and drastic changes to our everyday life, we were told to stay at home, mask up when out in public,...
Read More“Spending time with animals boosts the release of endorphins in our body which eases our mind and reduces the feelings of stress” Animal-assisted therapy, as the name suggests, is...
Read MoreBy Naomi Vega “A mixture of meth, fentanyl, and buprenorphine killed my son.” For many years I have attempted to write a story of my life. Trying to...
Read MoreThe Differences Between Depression and Despair “Despair is a haven with its own temporary form of beauty…” — David Whyte By John Lee Several years ago, I gave...
Read MoreDr. Dina Evan Connections are the birth place of deeper, whether it’s between each other, to a stranger or even our own newly uncovered feelings and new awarenesses. For...
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