Life can sometimes feel overwhelming, and when anxiety begins to impact daily living, it might seem like there’s no way out. It’s important to recognize that you’re not alone and that seeking help is a courageous step towards healing. More than 32.3% of adults in Florida report symptoms of anxiety/depressive disorders.1 Anxiety can manifest in…
Veterans are often impacted by depression at a higher rate than the general public, but due to mental health stigmas and the pressure to handle any struggles “bravely” on their own, symptoms can go largely ignored and untreated. It’s important for veterans to know they don’t have to do it alone and that getting help…
Supporting a veteran struggling with PTSD requires patience, empathy, and understanding. As a friend or family member, you can offer vital support by actively listening, providing reassurance, and encouraging open communication. Engaging in activities together that promote relaxation and peace, such as nature walks or shared hobbies, are wonderful ways to show care and support…
As veterans transition back to civilian life, they encounter various challenges impacting their mental and physical well-being. From battling mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and PTSD to coping with physical injuries, it’s no surprise that counseling for veterans is so needed. Addiction therapy programs and treatment for PTSD are just two of the avenues…
Anger is a greatly misunderstood emotion because it is perceived as always being negative. However, anger is often justifiable and can be a positive response when appropriately expressed and used constructively. For example, anger can motivate us to overcome problems or obstacles to achieve our goals, confront injustices to ourselves or others, and help set…