The holiday season, known for its mirth and festivities, can often be stressful, leading to an increase in mental health challenges. Nearly 38% of people experience elevated stress levels during this period, contributing to physical illness, depression, anxiety, among others.
Remember that being there for someone does not mean having all the answers or fixing their problems, but rather showing compassion and support during their difficult times. Your kindness and empathy can go a long way in making a significant difference in their life and fostering a stronger bond between you both.
This November, the distinguished American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) will release the Fourth Edition of The ASAM Criteria, which sets the standard for clinical care in addiction recovery. Guidelines […]
Quarterly Report & Product Update for Quarter 2 (Apr – June 2023) June 2023 Shift Rounds Now in Chronological Order: When viewing the Shift Rounds history of a client in the […]
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