Reading time: 3 minSeptember is National Recovery Month, an event brought about to raise public awareness about mental health and substance abuse recovery. As a part of this
Reading time: 2 minInternational Overdose Awareness Day is Aug. 31, and unfortunately, it’s more pertinent than ever to recognize the severity of our country’s overdose problem. Within the
Reading time: 3 minIn a 2020 press release, the American Psychological Association described stress as a national mental health crisis.1 For those working demanding jobs, completing programs of
Reading time: 2 minGrief is a complex response to any form of bereavement, such as the death of a loved one, a job loss, the breakup of a
Reading time: 2 minPeople who rely on oxycodone to manage pain should recognize that it’s an opioid, and therefore has a high potential for addiction and abuse. In
Reading time: 2 minFatigue is a feeling of constant exhaustion or weakness that can be physical, mental or a combination of both. If you wake up feeling drained, run out of
Reading time: 2 minMania is a disruptive condition that involves an abnormally elevated mood, unrealistic beliefs and feelings of being invincible. While manic episodes are characteristic of illnesses
Reading time: 2 minUp to 20% of American adults meet the criteria for being highly sensitive people, which means they pick up on more internal and external stimuli
Reading time: 2 min“California sober” is a term people use to describe quitting or tapering off some addictive substances while continuing to use others. For example, someone living
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