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.05-23-19 | By Tori Skene
As the battle for the Iron Throne has come to an end, some Game of Thrones actors have recently opened up about how finding fame on the hit show has adversely affected their mental health. While many fans and viewers of the 38 time Emmy-winning show have come to relate, sympathize with, and even mourn … Continued
05-21-19 | By Sharreen Lenzi
To fully understand triggers, we must have an understanding of why we used, and how our addictions were born. Why Us? Like most kids, we experimented with a little of this and a little of that. It all started out fun and games. A way to socialize and fit in with our peers. This lasted … Continued
05-17-19 | By Sharreen Lenzi
Mental Illness is defined as a group of disorders that affect a mood, thinking, and behavior. There are eight main classifications of Mental Health Disorders, and each has its own set of generalized symptoms. Within each classification, there are symptoms specific to each sub-type within. Classifications of Mental Health Disorders Mood Disorders Mood disorders are … Continued
05-13-19 | By Gina Andreano
Have you ever heard that recovery cliche, ‘turning it over’? It means, taking all that you’ve got going on – the worry, the fear, the significant other, the landlord, the boss, the bills…and handing it over to God. I know what you’re thinking, ‘Oh no, this is one of those, religious fanatics.’ Well maybe I … Continued
05-09-19 | By Sharreen Lenzi
Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome, or PAWS, is a condition that is experienced by individuals with prolonged drug use after cessation of use. This includes mental health medications as well as prescription and illicit drug use. PAWS occurs after the initial acute withdrawal symptoms have passed and can last from a few months to upwards of two … Continued
