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When the Days Get Shorter: Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Winter is well on its way, and while this time of year can offer cozy moments and holiday traditions, it can also be a difficult season for many Southwest Ohio residents. The combination of cold weather, more time
Mental Illness Isn't a Moral Failing. Here's Why
Mental illness is not rare. In the U.S., more than one in five adults live with a mental health condition. Yet conversations around mental health are still met with judgment and misunderstanding. As a result, far too
3 Tips for Supporting Someone Struggling with Their Mental Health
When someone you love is struggling with their mental health, it’s natural to feel confused or overwhelmed. You may want to jump into action and find a way to make them feel better. Or, you may hesitate to reach
Find Help Find Hope
We all deal with them. Anxiousness, depression, and general "blah's" are part of life. SOMEthing will always make us feel a range of emotions from extreme glee to downright depressed. And most of us will bounce back
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I never really thought I was depressed. It just felt like a normal "down" feeling - something like I felt when I got a tough job review or someone said something negative about something I thought was a nice gesture.
Alcohol Awareness Month
The world is dealing with a lot right now. Coronavirus has taken over lives - more accurately, it's upended them. And while we try to make sense of what our new "normal" will be, people are finding ways to cope with the