Category: Getting Help

The Reason Why Grief And Sadness Linger

Grief And Sadness Come In Waves If you have experience with grief, you may have noticed grief and sadness can catch you off guard when you least expect it. It’s been four years since my most enthusiastic cheerleaders have been gone. Between my grief and depression, there was a time that I didn’t think I […]

Can You Safely Detox From Alcohol At Home

Is Home Detox a Smart Move Detoxing from alcohol isn’t necessarily the easiest thing to do. That’s why modern clinics tend to offer medical alcohol detox as opposed to the old-school method of stopping cold turkey. Medical detox is defined as detox supported by medical assistance. It can be done in a clinic, a hospital, […]

What Are The Stages Of Recovery

Stages Of Recovery From Addiction Happen Over Time It may surprise you to know that stages of recovery from addiction is a complex and deeply personal journey that involves multiple steps. We know people who have been working on it all their lives. Recovery is not just one thing. That’s why understanding the stages of […]

Annuities Can Pay For Long-Term Care

Using Annuities to Pay for Nursing Home Care When planning for long-term care, it is essential to consider all the options for payment available. You may have yet to consider using annuities to pay for nursing home care expenses. Annuities are a type of insurance policy with tax advantages that allow purchasers to use future […]

How Do I Not Feel So Lonely?

Feeling Lonely Will Happen In Life So Learn To Manage It Now I knew that loneliness wasn’t good for you. Still, it surprised me to learn that feeling lonely ongoing can add to cognitive decline and ultimately be as dangerous as smoking cigarettes. I’m not making that up, there’s a study that says so. We […]

Bipolar Depression: What To Do

Know the facts about Depression and Bipolar Depression Bipolar depression is very common. Even pre-pandemic, Major Depression was one of the most common mental disorders in the United States. An estimated 19.4 million adults in the United States had at least one major depressive episode. This number represented 7.8% of all U.S. adults. In addition, […]