Addiction Blog
Big Law: Toxic Workplaces and Poor Mental Health
Legal professionals are 3.6 times more likely to suffer from mental health problems than other occupations. Unfortunately, those who choose a career in Big Law are particularly ...
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Long Hours May Cause Depression in Young Doctors
As the COVID emergency enters its third year, doctors and medical professionals have learned they need a good work-life balance if they’re going to survive. ...
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Stress Among Healthcare Professionals: Physicians and Nurses
Health professionals are compassionate, driven people who work to make a positive difference in the world every day. While these careers can be rewarding, they ...
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Mental Health Statistics by State: How We Rank
While many Americans struggle with mental illnesses like anxiety and PTSD, most of them do not seek treatment from a qualified professional. The ripple effects ...
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Addiction in Boston: Understanding the Epidemic
The United States is in the grips of a nationwide drug and alcohol epidemic that has left no community untouched. Though the opioid crisis has ...
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Can Liver Damage Be Reversed?
The liver is one of the most essential organs of the body. While many associate the liver with producing bile to enhance digestion, it has ...
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President Biden Recognizes National Recovery Month
September is National Recovery Month In a recent proclamation from the White House, President Biden formally recognized September as National Recovery Month. In this message, ...
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Addressing Burnout Among Health Care Professionals
Burnout has long been a problem for healthcare providers. The stress of the job itself, combined with the ever more complex administrative duties and requirements ...
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Does Alcohol Cause Cancer?
Until fairly recently, the causes of many types of cancer were not well understood. As research continues, the medical establishment and research scientists are getting ...
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988: New Mental Health Crisis Hotline
Last week, government officials gathered in Philadelphia to unveil 988: the nation’s new mental health crisis hotline. On Saturday, July 16th, people all over the ...
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