Mental health is a part of everyone’s personal and professional lives. Employers can play an important part in ensuring the well-being of their employees.

Managing OCD symptoms with the pandemic’s additional stress and uncertainties can be difficult, but good self-care and treatment make it possible.

While recreational marijuana is illegal in Ohio, medical marijuana is allowed. Certain jurisdictions have also reduced marijuana-related penalties.

Many recovery resources are absent due to the pandemic. Fortunately, there are still many ways you can help support your loved one’s addiction recovery journey.

Pandemic-related issues like stress, uncertainty and unemployment are causing overdose rates to spike in Ohio. These trends may continue into 2021.

Whether you’re in active treatment or long-term recovery, the holidays can be difficult. Fortunately, these strategies can help you stay committed to sobriety.

In even the best of scenarios, winter is a challenging time for mental health. During winter, there is less sunlight, the days are shorter and you may also be more socially isolated. That’s especially true this year when we’re still social distancing because of COVID-19. When you’re isolated and worrying about a pandemic, it can … Read More

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is a complex situation with a far-reaching impact. While coronavirus is a dangerous illness on its own, it’s also damaging millions of people who may never contract it. Rates of mental health symptoms and substance abuse are rising throughout the country due to isolation, financial stress, fear and general uncertainty. Fortunately, … Read More

Halloween is a holiday that, as adults, we often associate with partying, drinking and even substance use. Halloween and other holidays can be a tough time if you’re in recovery. You may feel like you’re not ready for a party environment, but if you still want to enjoy the night, there are options available. The … Read More

Sober October offers Ohio residents an opportunity to experience a potentially different side of life by exploring sobriety. Sober October also creates the chance to connect with friends and family in recovery themselves and develop a sense of empathy for some of the challenges they face. According to data from the Ohio Health Department, nearly … Read More