Knowing the signs of drugs at work and how to help an employee who is abusing drugs are important steps to address addiction in the workplace.

Everyone ruminates at times, especially when life feels uncertain. But when it takes hold long-term, rumination can cause emotional distress.

Marijuana may soon become decriminalized on a federal level. This could lead to a variety of changes in Colorado, where the drug has already been legalized.

Ongoing support is an important part of recovery, but the pandemic is making it difficult. Fortunately, online resources can help you stay connected while being safe.

Though substance abuse and overdose rates are rising in Colorado, there are still many ways to find help, even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The holiday season is bound to look quite a bit different this year. For one, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has made in-person gatherings risky, so many are choosing to celebrate with loved ones over video chat instead of at big family dinners. Second, many Americans are struggling with mental health due to the pandemic’s effects of isolation, uncertainty and financial … Read More

The seasons affect our mood and sometimes significantly so. There are biological reasons for this. For example, changes in seasons affect melatonin and serotonin, which play not just a role in mood but also sleep. Some people experience Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD. SAD is a type of depression that usually starts in the fall and continues until spring. Knowing … Read More

Mental health is declining, and substance use rates are rising throughout America due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. There’s still no clear end in sight and a growing need for accessible addiction treatment resources in many areas. Rehab facilities and community organizations are doing what they can to improve accessibility, but some people are still questioning the safety of going … Read More

Halloween is all-too-often linked to partying when you’re an adult, but that doesn’t have to be the case. You may be worried you can’t have fun on Halloween if you’re in recovery, but you absolutely can. While it’s still important to understand the challenges you face and be mindful of triggers or temptation, you can make spooky sober memories when … Read More

Sober October is a unique way to rethink your own relationship with alcohol or other substances as well as show support to those people that are in the recovery community. October also happens to be Substance Abuse Prevention Month, which is when we think about the role of substance abuse treatment and highlight people in the recovery community and their … Read More