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CategoriesArticlesby Sarah O’Brien Drugs and alcohol have the power to completely change a person. The spouse you once married may now seem harsh, distanced, or uncaring. Whether your partner is dealing with alcohol abuse or drug addiction, substance dependence of any kind can be all-consuming. Not only can substance use change your partner’s behavior, but […]
CategoriesArticlesSapien Labs, a non-profit research organization focused on tracking changes in the mind and brain, has released its 2nd Annual Mental State of the World Report (MSW). The MSW report is the world’s largest and most comprehensive global mental wellbeing study, drawing on insights from 223,000 respondents across 34 countries between January 1 and December […]
CategoriesArticlesIt’s a terrible truth that U.S. veterans are more at risk for homelessness than other demographics in America today: While veterans only make up six percent of the total U.S. population, they account for up to eight percent of the homeless population. According to Military Times, the number of veterans without stable housing increased in 2020, […]
CategoriesArticlesUndiagnosed and untreated mental health conditions can be debilitating for adults and children. October is National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month, which highlights the importance of mental health screenings. There are many things that you may not know about mental health screenings, so read on to find out more! How Depression and Mental Health […]
CategoriesArticlesOnlineTherapy.com, a premier global database that connects carefully vetted therapists with clients, has published a recent survey report that examines Taliban control of Afghanistan and its impact on American war veterans. The study highlights responses from 1,250 Afghanistan veterans ages 18 and older and found that 70% have struggled with their mental health since serving […]
