By Clint Fletcher As we’re nearing the end of what we hope is the worst of the pandemic and readjusting back to normal life, data is pouring in on the link between alcohol and COVID and the psychological damage the epidemic has caused us. The American Medical Association (AMA) reported that every single state saw […]
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By Melissa Riddle Chalos Talk to anyone who grew up around horses or those who own, ride, or interact with horses in any way on a regular basis, and they all agree: There’s something therapeutic about being with horses. In fact, the therapeutic nature of horses can be traced as far back as 460 BC […]
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By Beau Black Bipolar personality disorder can be a confusing diagnosis marked by erratic moods that swing between artificial highs (mania) and desperate lows (depression). These swings can be sudden, unpredictable, and difficult to diagnose. Though its causes aren’t fully understood, some risk factors have been identified, and there are effective treatment options available. According […]