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Completion of a rehab program can be challenging to navigate. The challenges are more significant than ever, with triggers around every corner. Transitioning to normal life after rehab is one of the biggest life changes a person can undergo. While in rehab, daily life is regimented and tightly controlled. After rehab, you're thrown to the lions and left to deal… Read More

Memorial Day is an important event that holds a lot of weight for many individuals in the United States. It is a day of remembrance - not just remembering the fallen men and women that make up our armed forces, but their work and the ideals protected by their service and sacrifice. However, the real reason for Memorial Day often… Read More

First responders have to put emotion last, critical thinking first. Front line personnel don't get the luxury of "feeling" everything happening. Instead, they have to separate the mind and body to deal with critical issues in front of them. As the adrenaline wears off, they might begin to realize how stressed they have been and even be flooded with memories… Read More

Commemorative holidays are hard for some individuals who might have a different experience than others. The Fourth of July means something different for those on the frontlines fighting for people’s freedom. Memorial Day also looks different for loved ones of veterans. The American tradition of memorializing soldiers who passed away in combat began after the Civil War. Over time, it… Read More

Veterans deal with stress daily while in active duty but may also struggle upon return home. Mental illness, physical health complications, and injuries can complicate their lives even further. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers treatment plans for veterans, but not everyone accesses those programs. They may struggle to deal with substance abuse as a way to cope with… Read More

First responders often deal with so much on their plates, they can struggle to feel secure. In every aspect of life, first responders must find the strength to move forward in the face of adversity. If they are in recovery from addiction, this is hard but necessary. Find out more about how to shore up strength for the journey.  Weakness… Read More

Police officers who work their way to detective status often work some of the more troublesome crimes out there. Their job regularly takes them away from their families and into the line of fire with other people. They end up suffering from secondary trauma as they are witness to car accidents and injuries. A trauma is an experienced or witnessed… Read More