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.06-04-20 | By Tori Skene
While the news of Coronavirus hit, the world seemed to turn in fear. As a twenty-something sober woman with a few years of recovery under my belt, the unsure feeling made me sick to my stomach. With businesses closed, and most non-essential workers bound to their homes, it seemed as if at least part of … Continued
12-26-19 | By Tori Skene
It’s engrained in us from a young age, and it’s now a shortcut in our smartphones. If there’s an emergency, a threat, or you feel unsafe, you dial that three digit number: 911. However, for those who feel uneasy about their own mental health, they may feel stymied or even shameful about reaching out for … Continued
11-20-19 | By Heather Turner
At the age of 24, I had lived nearly a decade of suffering from erratic mood swings, dark bouts of depression, and moments of mania marked by stimulant abuse. It was finally at that point, I ended up at a treatment center and a diagnosis of my disturbing behavior came to fruition. I had been … Continued
06-13-19 | By Tori Skene
Unmotivated? Fatigued? Feeling exhausted, drained, and overworked? The World Health Organization is taking the symptoms of burnout seriously and have renamed the “state” of exhaustion to a “syndrome.” Decades ago, the term, “burnout” may have raised multiple eyebrows. In the 1970’s, the term was typically used to describe the side effects that heavy drug users … Continued
06-03-19 | By Tori Skene
Just this past weekend, the World Health Organization (WHO) finalized the eleventh edition of its International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-11). The guide has now included “gaming disorder” and “hazardous gaming” as part of its list of behavioral disorders. As the decision has been a hot topic of discussion for awhile, … Continued
