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Taking Care of Yourself During Troubling Times

Try a Mix of Activities to Improve your Outlook

Support for Members in Recovery

Staying on the path to recovery is especially important during stressful times. Many people in recovery from alcohol and Substance Use Disorder rely on in‐person meetings with their counselor or doctor to help keep them on track. But what happens when in‐person meetings are no longer possible?

Suicide is a Leading Cause of Death

Read Josh’s Story and Learn How He Got Help

Take Care of Your Mental Health During and After Pregnancy

A NJ mom felt real relief after reaching out for help

Be Kind to Your Mind: Maintaining Mental Health

More Americans suffer from a mental health and substance use disorder than heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, migraines, osteoporosis and asthma. However, misconception and misinformation leave many afraid to talk about their experiences or to get help.

Coronavirus Anxiety

Tips to Cope with Stress, Fear and Worry

Improve Your Health – One Breath at a Time

Meditating can help you relax, lower your blood pressure, reduce muscle tension and more.

Is Your Body Reacting to Too Much Stress?

Is there such a thing as “good stress”? Although “stress” is usually a negative term, positive stress, or “eustress,” is what you feel when you get a new challenge—it actually can be a great motivator. “Distress,” meanwhile, is the constant feeling of being challenged or overwhelmed without any relief.

Choosing a Mental Health Professional

Different health care practitioners approach treatment in different ways, so it can help to know more about them as you seek care.

Chronic Illness and Depression

If you or a family member is suffering from depression, talk to your doctor as soon as possible.

Depressed? Reach Out for Help

Everyone feels sad, anxious or moody at times. But when these feelings continue for two weeks or more, you may be suffering from depression.