For many individuals struggling with substance abuse, the journey to seeking help can be a long and challenging one due to the stigma of addiction. As Dr. John Kelly, the founder and director of the Recovery Institute at Massachusetts General Hospital, says, “People who feel more stigmatized are less likely…
There are 4.8 billion social media users worldwide, representing 59.9% of the global population. Nonprofit organizations such as EAC Network have incorporated social media to reach a wider audience and help raise awareness of their programs and services. Through platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn, we can come…
April is National Alcohol Awareness Month. The goal during this time is to raise awareness and understanding of alcohol abuse through education. By doing so, we hope to get people thinking about their relationship with alcohol or help to get a conversation going with someone who may need help. Getting…
The opioid crisis has touched the lives of countless individuals and families. The opioid crisis is killing one New Yorker every three hours. However, New York communities refuse to sit idly by and watch as friends, neighbors, and loved ones fall victim to this epidemic. Instead, NYC focuses on prevention,…
Self-esteem is a fundamental aspect of a teenager’s mental and emotional well-being. It shapes how they view themselves, interact with others, and navigate the challenges of adolescence and growing up. Mistakes will be made along the way that are both in and out of their control. We as adults need…
A community’s “bend, don’t break” mentality is the foundation for resilient neighborhoods. The world around us will always be in a state of flux, but we must remember that when we band together, we can overcome any public safety issue. While law enforcement plays a crucial role in maintaining order…
In a world that can feel chaotic and overwhelming, there’s something truly uplifting about the idea of spreading kindness, even in the most unexpected ways. That’s what National Random Acts of Kindness Week is about – a dedicated time to remind people that kindness matters by performing acts of generosity…
A survey conducted in 2021 shows that close to 9.2 million adults in the United States have a co-occurring disorder. Co-occurring disorders, where mental health issues coexist with substance abuse, create a complex reality for individuals that requires compassionate understanding and targeted intervention. Without it, not only will these individuals…
As the calendar turns a page to the new year, many of us participate in the tradition of setting a resolution. While customary ones focus on everything from weight loss to money management to breaking bad habits, the common denominator is clearly about improving oneself. Focusing on our well-being is…
Individuals released from prison should mark the beginning of a new chapter. However, for many, this chapter is tainted by the common stigma attached to having a criminal record. The process of reintegrating into society is met with many challenges. One of the biggest obstacles is finding and securing employment….
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