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Only a few decades ago, mental health was a misunderstood and stigmatized topic. Cruel and unusual “treatments” were used on patients...

Simone Biles’ decision to put her mental health ahead of competing in the Olympics has amplified the conversation around the issues so...

If someone is in crutches or in a cast, people can visually see that they are physically injured. They automatically know they will...

When the 2020 Olympics begin on July 27th in Tokyo, hundreds of the best athletes in the world will be competing against each other in a...

The month of June usually centers around school letting out, summer vacations, and Father’s Day. Did you know it’s also Men’s Health...

In 1949, the Mental Health America organization established May as Mental Health Awareness Month. Back then, no one talked about mental...

"What would you do if the worst thing that ever happened to you felt like it kept happening?" That quote is from former U.S. Army Captain...

Often, when we are making changes in our lives, other people butt in and offer their input. You move the sofa to the opposite wall, and a...

This month, we have focused on relationships, both with yourself and with others, and the impact on those relationships that trauma or...

Delighted to have had the opportunity to sit down with Sheri Hoyte and discuss the impact of brain injury and my journey through...

Look around you. Virtually every person you know is struggling with some kind of residual issue, brought on by the isolation of a...

We’re in the midst of the holiday season, which is marketed as a time of joy and festiveness. While that feeling may be what many people...

In cases of more than seven hundred diseases, women are diagnosed an average of four years later than men. Four. Years. Later.