5 Ways To Cope With Winter Depression

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Winter Depression Got You Down? Here’s What To Do To Feel Better Winter depression is a thing. Winter blues, also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD), is a type of depression with a seasonal pattern that often begins in the fall and lasts until the spring. As the days become shorter and colder, the loss […]

How CEOs Can Help Employees With Family Addiction

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Family Addiction In The Workplace From Newsweek When someone has an alcohol or substance use disorder (addiction), they aren’t the only one who suffers from the illness. Addiction is a family disease that affects and changes family behavior through generations, whether they know it or not. It’s also a community and national disease because we […]

Recovery From Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

You’ve Heard The Term Irritable Bowel Syndrome Or IBS: Can You Identify It? Digestive health is not something we talk much about, so you may not know if you have Irritable bowel syndrome or just pain from poor diet. Have you wondered what are normal functions and what symptoms may signal a problem that needs […]

What Is Anosognosia

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Do you live with someone who isn’t aware of his or her mental condition: it might be anosognosia. You may be familiar with the symptoms of this condition without understanding that it is related to a brain injury and mental illness. I knew my son, Josh, suffered from from a lack of awareness: there was […]

Teen Guide To Health:

Teen Guide To Health

Teen Guide To Health, By Leslie Glass, is now updated for 2022 with new content from NIDA, NAMI, and NIH. The easy roadmap for healthy living is the resource used for the Rotary Club Of Sarasota Bay’s Teen Mental Initiative, the High School Art/Media Contest with $8000 in Scholarships for best positive mental health messaging […]

The Debate On Opioid Harm Reduction

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Opioid harm reduction is a controversial subject. While more people are dying from opioid overdoses every year, there is still no clear path to addressing it. Over 100,000 people died from opioid overdoses in 2021. That’s a sharp increase from years past. Most people know that the opioid epidemic has been sweeping Illinois and the […]