September: Suicide Prevention and Awareness
When someone lethally injures themself on purpose, it’s called suicide. If someone injures themself with the goal of ending their life but does not die,
The Relationship Between Addiction and Nutrition
You are what you eat, as the saying goes. Like many unhealthy habits and behaviors in the United States, poor diet and nutrition were highlighted during
Beware These 5 Myths About Addiction and Recovery
If you’re worried about your drug or alcohol use and considering seeking addiction treatment, it’s important to make sure you have accurate information about addiction
Exploring Minority Mental Health Awareness
In South Carolina, minorities make up over a quarter of the population. A minority group is any group of individuals that is culturally, racially, religiously,
Depression Among American Teens
While American teens as a whole may not specifically struggle with depression, they are reporting poor mental and sadness in larger numbers than ever before. The
The Best Boundaries To Set in Recovery
Not only do people recover from drug and alcohol addiction every day, but research also shows that they can thrive as sober individuals. People in
