Safe Ways to Celebrate Thanksgiving During COVID-19
As we near the end of 2020, many Americans are concerned about the upcoming holiday season. Just as we have had to get creative to celebrate other occasions –...
16Nov
How “Doomscrolling” Harms Your Mental Health
The chaos of 2020 has forged a new word for our collective vocabulary: doomscrolling. This turn of phrase describes the endless scroll through social media posts in an era...
12Nov
5 Ways That Gratitude Can Transform Your Recovery
As the Thanksgiving season draws near, many of us are probably feeling conflicted about what the holidays will be like in 2020. While we may not be able to...
03Nov
Physical and Emotional Signs of Stress | Stress Awareness Week
As we reach the end of 2020, many of us are dealing with unprecedented stress levels. This tension can manifest in a variety of ways. You may be feeling...
27Oct
People in Recovery Need COVID-19 Action Plans
Addicted Individuals at Higher Risk of COVID-19 A recent study from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) analyzed the anonymous electronic health records of over 73 million American patients....
21Oct
What People with Mental Illness Want You to Know
Earlier this month, we celebrated Mental Illness Awareness Week: a yearly observance that highlights mental illness and its treatment. In addition to the general messaging of “You Are Not...
14Oct
Newsweek’s Best: Lakeside-Milam Named #1 Center in Washington
In partnership with Statista, Newsweek named 200 of the best treatment centers nationwide. Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers was ranked highest out of five in Washington State. Read on for more...
13Oct
The Relationship Between Seasonal Affective Disorder and COVID-19
As the days get shorter and the seasons begin changing, many residents of the Pacific Northwest worry about the winter ahead. For more than 3 million Americans, the colder...
05Oct
Mental Illness Myths | Mental Illness Awareness Week
Yesterday marked the start of Mental Illness Awareness Week: a yearly observance during which we address the stigma surrounding depression, anxiety, and other diagnoses. We hope that through our...
