Why Am I So Sensitive?
Emotional highs and lows are a typical part of early recovery. As your brain and body readjust to the absence of toxic substances, you may encounter many challenges you...
15Jul
Call 988 for the Mental Health Crisis Hotline
In December 2004, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline was introduced in the United States. The purpose of this hotline was to provide crisis services for those struggling with severe...
07Jul
Most Effective Treatment for Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder, formerly known as manic depression, is a mental health condition characterized by periods of extreme high and low moods. This disorder can be challenging to both diagnose...
27Jun
Men’s Health Tips
You only get one body, so it’s vital to keep it in good condition at every stage of life. The good news is that you have the power to...
21Jun
LGBTQ Mental Health Resources in Seattle
Coming out, embracing your identity, and joining the diverse LGBTQ community can be a source of strength and pride. However, it also brings unique challenges. Though being LGBTQ is...
15Jun
Can Alcohol Cause Dementia?
Your memory is a core part of your personality, self-image, and relationships, so thinking about a future where you might someday forget your loved ones and lose your independence...
08Jun
Court-Ordered Mental Health Treatment
Every state in the U.S. has established criteria for determining when court-ordered treatment is suitable for people who aren’t in an appropriate state of mind to seek care on...
01Jun
5 Tips for Finding a Job After Treatment
Getting sober is always something to celebrate. However, completing treatment is just the first step in your recovery process. Once you return home from a residential program, you’ll need...
26May
Impulsive vs. Compulsive
While being impulsive is about relying on your gut feeling and going with the flow, compulsion comes from intrusive thoughts and irresistible urges to do specific things. Both qualities...
