Research reveals people with a strong sense of religion and spirituality tend to struggle less with mental illness. Why is this and what can secular individuals learn from these beliefs?
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While cancel culture may appear to be a step in the right direction, it may also be taking humanity a step back.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Some of the information in this article may be outdated due to progress in COVID-19 research. Masks. Shutdowns. Rising cases. It’s been eight months since we were first impacted by the novel coronavirus. It’s been a struggle for many. How are you doing? How are you feeling lately? Are you having a hard
Tech jet lag is a real phenomenon that may lead you to want to put down your cell phone.
With the opioid crisis sweeping the country, it’s vital we as a society find a non-addictive alternative for pain management.
How much of our online engagement is affecting the real world?
As we continue to protect our physical health, it’s vital we look out for our mental health as well.
One of the most intriguing aspects of our life is the discovery of purpose. Varying from culture to culture, our life’s purpose ultimately determines every aspect of ourselves. From the decisions we make to the emotions we feel to our concept of success. Though not all will come out and say it, many have made
People who struggle with drug or alcohol addiction have another, unnecessary worry; stigma. Those who project addiction stigma are usually unaware of what addiction really is. Many consider it a choice – if you choose to take a drug, then you choose to become an addict. However, nobody takes a substance intending to become addicted.
Just because the doctor says it’s okay, doesn’t mean it’s fine. One of the leading causes of the opioid epidemic is prescription drug abuse. ¹ Varying medications can lead to addictive behaviors and drug dependency. As a result, when a prescription runs out, many turn to the streets. Whether it be for chronic pain or
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