With stimulants playing a role in 59% of overdoses, amphetamine addiction is a serious condition that requires immediate treatment. Various factors contribute to substance use disorder, but regardless of the cause, inpatient care is the first step toward a full recovery. A medically supervised detox, group and ... Read More
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Meet the 2026 Winners of the “Hope for Healing Scholarship”!
Last week, we introduced you to twelve outstanding finalists for this year’s “Hope for Healing Scholarship,” each with an inspiring story and a deep commitment to the field of behavioral health. Choosing from such a talented pool of finalists made the decision even more difficult, and even more meaningful. After ... Read More
2026 Finalists for Hope for Healing Scholarship Announced!
Meet Our 12 Finalists for the Hope for Healing Scholarship After receiving more than 1,400 applications from students across hundreds of colleges and universities, we are proud to introduce the 12 finalists for this year’s Hope for Healing Scholarship. This remarkable group represents dozens of academic pursuits, with ... Read More
Mental Health Relapse – What is it?
With 12.8% of adults dealing with feelings of anxiety and 4.8% of adults experiencing depression, mental illness is a daily reality for millions of Americans. Therapy can ease the symptoms, but it doesn't offer a cure--and for someone who's already on the edge, a single argument or setback could trigger a mental ... Read More
Valium: Potential for Abuse and Addiction
Valium is a prescription medication designed for short-term use. When used according to the prescription instructions, it offers temporary relief from anxiety and other distressing symptoms. Unfortunately, Valium also has addictive properties, causing some people to misuse it. For example, someone who's prescribed a ... Read More
Friendships and Mental Health: Importance of social bonds
Strong friendships and mental health are closely related. Research suggests that people who enjoy satisfying relationships are the happiest. But it's not always easy to nurture strong bonds. One in three U.S. adults say they feel lonely, and one-quarter have little or no social support. The quality and diversity of ... Read More
What is the Loneliness Epidemic?
In this age of technological advancement, it's easier than ever to build social connections. Despite this, researchers are finding that people feel more isolated and lonely than ever before. Below, we shed light on the loneliness epidemic by outlining its risks and providing a roadmap for addressing it. Defining the ... Read More
How to Taper off Suboxone
When you're considering how to get off Suboxone, it's important to understand this journey will be unique to you and require a personalized approach. Opioid use disorder (OUD) recovery isn't a one-size-fits-all process. What works for one person may not work for another, which is why medical supervision and ... Read More
