Debunking Myths About Suicide
Breaking the Stigma: Debunking Myths About Suicide Suicide is seldom a topic people feel comfortable talking about, but it’s important to be able to discuss...
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The only constant is change
The only constant is change The only thing that remains constant in this life is change. Change is inevitable. Change can be scary. See direct link to...
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Real Talk: Transitions
Transitions When John Lennon sang, “Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans,” he could have been referring to military...
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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Understanding Substance Use Disorder Counseling / September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. According to Mental Health America, “The majority of...
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Veteran Finds Purpose After Loss of Fellow Marines to Suicide
Veteran Finds Purpose After Loss of Fellow Marines to Suicide Adam Harris joined the Marines shortly after high school. He was deployed to Iraq three times....
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“Never Forget”
“Never Forget” Each of this month’s topics – 9/11, Gold Star Mother’s Day, and National Suicide Prevention Month – cover somber and heartbreaking subjects....
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Giveanhour – Suicide Prevention Toolkit
Giveanhour – Suicide Prevention Allen Simmons is a combat veteran, a poet, motivational speaker and a survivor…. See direct link to article >...
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Vegas: Fun When Fit
For those of us in recovery from addiction, the idea of visiting Las Vegas can sometimes give us a feeling of uneasiness or hesitancy… See direct link...
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A Marine’s Best Friend – Helping Paws
A Marine’s Best Friend – Helping Paws Sgt. Terrance O’Neil (Ret.) knew he would have to say goodbye to his 16-year-old best friend some day, but he...
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Living A Life Recovered
“The Comeback” My name is Matthew Ward, I’m 34 years old and I’m in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. I will be sharing a little bit of...
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