Whether you’re directly impacted by a wildfire, have loved ones affected, or are just seeing the heartbreaking media headlines, destructive wildfires can be devastating in so many ways. The American Psychological Association shares tips for coping.
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If you’re always putting others first, you risk turning your life into a never-ending, energy-draining “To Do” list. Practicing self-love, self-care and self-compassion might not come easy, but it can help restore your joy and energy.
Sober curiosity involves becoming more aware of your drinking, decisions around drinking, and developing a healthier relationship with alcohol.
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Yes you CAN maintain your sobriety while enjoying the holiday season–or any social gathering throughout the year where alcohol is present–using these tips for sober celebrating.
Be kind. Be nice. Be respectful. Be complimentary. The Golden Rule applies to healthy family systems–especially during the holidays!
Starting a conversation about suicide with someone you’re concerned about isn’t easy, but it could help save a life! Gordon Greer, LMSW, shares steps you can take to help keep someone safe.
Tips to help you deal with financial stress around the holidays from the American Psychological Association.
The holidays can be filled with challenges and triggers for loved ones struggling with disordered eating. Learn more so you can help your friends and family members more easily navigate these challenges.
Dispelling eating disorder myths helps raise awareness, dispels stigma and encourages those affected to seek treatment and support.
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that require professional attention. Being able to recognize the warning signs and seek support early on can make a substantial difference in recovery outcomes for those who are struggling.
Naloxone (also known as Narcan) is a life-saving drug used to treat possible opioid overdose. Learn the simple steps for how to administer it, plus how to spot the signs of a possible overdose.
