If you're like most people, you've probably been to the doctor for the flu or an illness such as chicken pox. During your visit, the doctor may have prescribed medications and sent you home with a treatment plan and a follow-up appointment. You trust the process because you've recovered from past illnesses and can see ... Read More
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How “988” Provides Support
In moments of emotional crisis, getting the right help — in a timely fashion — can make all the difference. That's the idea behind the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, a three-digit phone number that connects you to supportive resources. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or suicidal or just need someone to talk to, ... Read More
How Trauma Affects Brain Development and Function
Trauma can have serious effects on people. In fact, 6 out of 100 Americans will suffer from trauma-related PTSD during their lifetime. But how does trauma affect the brain? The answer is important for recognizing the impact of trauma on the brain and finding effective healing strategies. From altering neural pathways ... Read More
What to Expect During Heroin Detox
For those overcoming heroin addiction, a medical detox program is the first step in treatment. During this initial phase, the individual receives medically tailored support and supervision as they begin their recovery journey. At FHE Health, we recognize the courage and dedication it takes to break the cycle of ... Read More
First Responder Paws – 2024
2024 First Responder Paws Award Congratulations Officer Kora! Winner of the 2024 First Responder Paws Award A great big congratulations to Officer Kora and her handler, Senior Police Officer Debbie LeCroy, in Asheville, North Carolina, for winning the 2024 First Responder Paws Award! After roughly 8,500 people ... Read More
Healing from the Trauma of Sexual Assault
Every 68 seconds, someone in this country is sexually assaulted, according to the Department of Justice’s National Crime Victimization Survey; and nine out of 10 survivors of sexual assault are women, the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network has said. The mental health consequences of this type of trauma, as the ... Read More
No More Shame: Anica M.
Anica M. first knew something was wrong when she began having trouble driving: “Whenever I was driving, I felt like I was going to black out, and my heart was racing. I’d get headaches.” Anica’s job at the time involved driving eight hours a day, and these episodes soon began to impair her ability to get to work and ... Read More
No More Shame: James H.
“The day I developed a love for alcohol was July 8, 1984,” James H. recalled in a recent interview. “I was 13 years old, and my parents were celebrating their wedding anniversary. The night before, I went to a keg party three blocks away.” As the youngest of 12 children in an Irish Catholic family, James had always ... Read More
