By Kathleen Ramsey, Clinical Psychology Extern, FGH Employee Assistance Program Kids won’t be returning to school until the fall, which means that both parents and their children are facing unanticipated [...]
Careers in the medical field can make an incredible difference in countless lives, but for professionals, they are also fraught with tough challenges, tragic outcomes, and sleepless nights. Even [...]
A new study from Japan shows that children stuck at home may be turning into internet and video game addicts. In a survey of more than 8,000 Japanese students [...]
The novel coronavirus has brought about change for all of us; however, children have been especially affected by the tumultuous events of the past several months. In addition to [...]
Observing National Silence the Shame Day Each year, nonprofit organization Silence the Shame mobilizes its resources to get the word out about the stigma surrounding mental health. Through community discussions, [...]
Your Guide to Staying Sober During a Pandemic For many in recovery, the ability to connect with others is what keeps us accountable. Regular 12-step meetings and check-ins with our [...]
As we learn to navigate the “new normal” of a world with coronavirus, many aspects of our daily routines have changed. In our last post, we advised parents about [...]
Talking to Your Child About Coronavirus The COVID-19 pandemic has even the bravest among us feeling anxious about the future. It doesn’t help that news coverage is centered solely on [...]
An Article About Stress by Caroline Smith, MA, LPC, CSAT-S, CMAT, CIP, EMDRDirector of Intensive Workshops, Pine Grove Behavioral Health & Addiction Services Stress, COVID-19, and Your Brain Did you know [...]
American culture focuses intensely on lofty beauty standards and numerous fad diets to achieve them. Perhaps no one is more intensely affected by these influences than young women, who are at [...]
Autism is a complex disorder characterized by marked difficulties in interpersonal communication along with a need to engage in repetitive, ritualistic behaviors. Identifying autism early in life can make an incredible difference [...]
Can Smartphones Be Addictive? Today, over half of American children own a smartphone by the age of 11. This number jumps to 84% for teenagers, whose lives are shaped by continual phone [...]
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