Resources to Recover
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Recognizing and Responding to Trauma in Children: Advice for Parents and Caregivers
Learn to recognize the signs of trauma in children and find practical advice for parents and [...]
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Why Anxiety and Depression Often Go Together
Nearly half of people with depression also have an anxiety disorder. Learn why the two conditions [...]
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8 Ways to Make Every Doctor Appointment Count When Mental Health Is in the Mix
A physician shares 8 practical tips to help you prepare for a doctor appointment, communicate clearly, [...]
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Apr
3 Types of Meditation and How Each One Works
Discover three powerful types of meditation — Focused Attention, Open Monitoring, and Automatic Self-Transcending — and [...]
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Apr
What 31 Years Sober Taught Me About Long-Term Recovery (And the Gap Nobody Talks About)
After 31 years of sobriety, one man gets honest about the emotional isolation that can come [...]
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Why People Pleasing Is Not Kindness – How to Set Healthier Boundaries
People pleasing can look like kindness, but often comes at a hidden cost. Learn where this [...]
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Loneliness in Introverts: What I Learned Going from Isolated to Connected (and What Finally Helped)
Feeling lonely even around people? You're not broken — you're an introvert in the wrong spaces. [...]
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Intentional Relationships: How Building the Right Community Supports Your Mental Health
Intentional relationships can reduce isolation, build belonging, and support mental health. Learn how to build a [...]
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Laurel House, Inc., is accepting applications for the 5th Annual Social Work Racial Equity Scholarship. One $10,000 Scholarship and one $5,000 Scholarship will be awarded for the 2026/27 school year. Online applications may be submitted from 3/15/26 to 5/15/26
Apply NowThe Family Touch
The Family Touch is a short video about the journeys of two families facing serious behavioral health challenges. Through better and worse, our Mental Health Resource Specialists are there to provide guidance and support to families and their loved ones who are struggling.
