Mental Health Resolutions For The New Year
New year, new you — or so the saying goes. Society puts tons of emphasis on annual improvement, and New Year’s resolutions are the first
New year, new you — or so the saying goes. Society puts tons of emphasis on annual improvement, and New Year’s resolutions are the first
Every year, we set our clocks forward in the spring just to “fall back” an hour in autumn. However, that sweet extra hour of sleep
The holiday season is often filled with family festivities and fun — but for some, it can mean stress and potential triggers. The most wonderful
Bullying is not a new phenomenon, nor is it restricted to just the elementary school playground. With the rise of social media comes a sharp
Attention-deficit disorders, more commonly known as ADD or ADHD, can be as disruptive but treatable as many physical ailments. The stigma surrounding these disorders, however,
Suicide is one of the top 10 causes of death among all ages, genders, and races. However, suicide prevention resources aren’t as available across the
Loneliness and isolation are horrible for mental health, and the Covid-19 pandemic has created a lot of both across the globe. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness
This year is the 50th anniversary of Women’s Equality Day celebrating the ratification of the 19th amendment giving white women the right to vote. Over
Summer is filled with vacations, free time, and warm weather. But it’s not all fun and games from June through August. Time off can be
Access to mental health care should be an equal right for all Americans, but many barriers still exist to receiving treatment — especially for Black,