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Six ways to find your inner calm…

September 12

We can spend countless hours, days and nights worrying. Insomnia can unfortunately be our companion for many, many years with various dialogues that sounded like, ” If I don’t get some sleep, I’m going to be in a bad mood…

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What to do when you’re depressed…

September 5

  Some steps to take… Don’t drink alcohol or use drugs. They can make your mood worse. Stick to a routine. Try to go to bed, wake up, and exercise at the same time every day. Don’t make major life…

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April is “Distracted Driving Awareness Month”

August 1

Every day, at least nine people die and 100 more are injured on American roads in distracted driving crashes caused by communication technology. Cell phones, dashboard touchscreens, voice commands and other in-vehicle technologies that pose a threat to safety, according…

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Take a walk…

August 1

Take 30 minutes out of your busy day and go for a walk.  It’s your choice! It could be a walk in nature – it could be a stroll through a park, or a hike in the woods. Research shows…

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Five tips to manage stress

July 21

So with all of that in mind, here are five tips that will help you get through the holidays and survive throughout the year: 1. Control your breathing. If you tell your body to slow your breathing, it has no…

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The Double Standard of Mental Illness

July 1

Why the misunderstanding? Mental health conditions are not the only illnesses to suffer from stigma: AIDS, leprosy and obesity are others. However, Princess Diana shook hands and shook the world at the same time. Antibiotics took care of leprosy and…

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Healthy Bedtime Habits

June 1

When it comes to getting a good night’s rest, behavior before bed influences how we fall and stay asleep.  You may already know to reduce your caffeine and sugar intake before bed, but you may be forgetting an important factor…

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Eight signs you should see a therapist

May 15

Everyone experiences periods of stress, sadness, grief and conflict, so when you’re feeling off it can be hard to know if it’s time to see a professional about the problem. And apparently, those who would benefit from some therapeutic intervention…

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Mental Health Awareness

May 1

Take charge of your life! Discover new ways to cope with life challenges. Approximately 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. (43.8 million) experiences mental illness in a given year, and yet it is still considered a taboo topic. Recently,…

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Suicide Prevention

April 1

Warning Signs People who commit suicide don’t want to die, but to end their pain. Don’t dismiss their talk of suicide as just threats. If you notice any signs that they may be thinking about harming themselves, get help. Focuses on…

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