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8 Tips For Managing Tinnitus Symptoms
Updated 12/25 Tinnitus is a condition that affects nearly 750 million people worldwide. It is characterized by a ringing or buzzing sound in the ears that can be annoying and disruptive. A trusted audiologist plays a key role in diagnosing tinnitus and guiding patients through personalized management
The Reiner Tragedy Was Preventable
The Reiner Tragedy: How Destructive Conditioning Can Lead To Tragedy Our hearts are broken by the Reiner tragedy that has taken social media by storm and stunned the nation. A beloved couple and national treasure were brutally murdered by their son after a fight at
Guide to Substance Use Relief & Support in Virginia
Know the signs of substance use, when it becomes a health concern, and how to find safe, evidence-based treatment and support options in Virginia.
5 New Holiday Traditions For Sobriety
Holiday traditions need to change when you get sober. But, new traditions can bring excitement, joy, and lots of healthy fun!
7 Ways To Overcome Destructive Conditioning
Do You Know What Destructive Conditioning Is And How It Hurts You Maybe you’ve never heard the term destructive conditioning but have been living it, or maybe you’ve heard of it but don’t know what it is. Destructive conditioning is all around us on many
Addiction Is Still a Leading Mental Health Crisis
Why Addiction Is Still a Leading Mental Health Crisis in 2025 — and What Recovery Communities Can Do Differently In 2025, addiction remains deeply woven into the global mental health crisis. Despite advances in awareness and treatment, millions are still falling through the cracks —
How To Be Sober And Single And Merry
Sober And Single Is Not A Death Sentence Are you sober and single, and facing holiday celebrations? Are you dreading events because of your sobriety and singleness? It’s totally understandable because this is the time of year that alcohol and partying are thrust into the
6 Tips To Stay Sane On The Holidays
My Favorite Tips To Stay Sane On The Holidays Are you a highly sensitive, or anxious, person like me who needs help to stay sane on the holidays? There is absolutely no shame in that. To the contrary, there a million little things that can
