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‘Tis The Season to be…Sad???
Oftentimes our bodies detect changes in the seasons before we are consciously aware of them due to a condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder. “SAD,” as it is commonly called, is a depressive disorder primarily related to the decrease in the amount of natural light that accompanies the colder months of the year. Though some people
Elizabeth Smart: Your Questions Answered
On November 20, 2017, on A&E, abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart will answer YOUR questions in a revealing conversation with Dr. Drew, including new details about her nine months in captivity and her recovery. Watch a preview of the special episode on A&E.com. Elizabeth Smart: Questions Answered airs on A&E on November 20, 2017, at 9PM. For
Opioids? Not My Kid!
All to often, these words are spen by parents only after their child has died from an opioid overdose. Why is this? The list of possible answers is endless, but denial is certainly at the top. Many people believe that their children are “too smart” to experiment with these deadly drugs or that heroin and
Kids + Deadly Internet Dares
With each successive generation, immersion in the electronic world seems to occur at a younger age. Unfortunately, the maturity that is necessary to cope with potential negative fallout from this e-world tends to not happen at the same accelerated rate. Adolescents who are just beginning to navigate puberty and participate in the intense social
