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Taking Stock of Your Drinking
We've all been there (well, most of us, anyway). A night out with friends, laughing and joking while enjoying a few drinks together. Everyone is just having a great evening and sharing the time together, maybe making a
About Eating Disorder Awareness Month
by Valerie Walch, Community Impact Coordinator With the New Year comes resolutions around food and weight loss. In fact, according to Statista, the top three most popular New Years Resolutions of 2025 (behind “to
Winter Blues or Something More?
Winter Blues or Something More? How Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Can Affect Suicide Risk Winter can be a challenging season, especially when the post-holiday excitement fades. This is especially true in
How to Be There for Loved Ones This Season
Holiday Check-In: How to Be There for Loved Ones This Season The holidays can bring a mixed bag of emotions. For some people, it’s all about joy and a carefree celebration. For others, the hustle and bustle of the
Four Signs a Friend Needs Mental Health Support
It’s not always easy to tell when someone you care about is struggling with their mental health. Close friends and family members may not directly ask you for help — but they may exhibit changes and
Making the Holidays Easier on Mental Health
3 Tips to Make the Holidays Easier on Your Mental Health The holidays can be challenging for our mental health, for many reasons. Maybe you’re feeling the weight of financial stress — stretching to cover the cost