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Matt’s story isn’t about a fix for mental health; it’s about the intentionality of a survivor. When a couple finds out they are going to have a child, it often comes with myriad emotions, doubts, and fears. Generally, this preoccupation is because you are aware of the enormous responsibility you are going to have in taking care of a brand new life.  It cannot be overstated just how malleable babies and children are. They are little bundles of unfathomable potential and you, a

The term “no contact” is trending, even reaching the attention of Oprah  who recently did a segment on it.  But let’s face it – there’s nothing new about making an intentional decision to stop communication with a person (or people) for a period of time, or even indefinitely. It has been used as a coping mechanism since time immemorial.  The question is, does no contact help or is it an inherently unhealthy way to deal with strained relationships? Is no contact healthy? There

A PBS article on gun violence in Chicago has a quote that is just as true today as it was when it was written in 2017. It says, “Every...

Veteran mental health: Let’s support them this November. Learn how to spot the signs that a vet is struggling and how to help.