If social justice is your thing too, the Chippewa Valley is actually a great place to get started. There are a number of different causes and organizations that you can support or even work with directly…
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November 17th marks the beginning of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. A week before we reflect on everything we’re grateful for, let’s recognize those who go without…
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Domestic violence is a ripple effect circumstance. When victims go unheard and abusers go unhealed, the cycle continues, but when we are truly supported and understood, the cycle breaks…
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Whether you're stepping into the voting booth for the first time this fall or you're a seasoned pro with a collection of “I VOTED” stickers to prove it, staying informed and being prepared for the upcoming election is crucial.
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In Western Wisconsin, the fight against the opioid crisis and drug-related overdoses remains a critical concern. As our community continues to address this challenge...
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Not all grief is the same, and the aftermath of an overdose is a deeply challenging and emotional time. This tragedy becomes a “before and after” moment in your life. The shock, pain, and sense of loss can be overwhelming…
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We are wired to be socially connected, and as a result, our mental health hinges on it. Research indicates that prolonged loneliness can lead to serious psychological distress. For Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) individuals, these effects are magnified by the additional burden of navigating a society where they may face ongoing racial prejudices and microaggressions. This environment can lead…
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There are several organizations that help create community, promote mental health awareness, and provide direct support. Check out our list of five organizations that can support LGBTQ+ mental health!
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The book gives a definitive overview of the types of resources you might consider when beginning recovery. Depending on your recovery needs, you might find a support group helpful, or maybe inpatient treatment makes sense for you. No matter what fits into your plan, knowing what is out there can help you start thinking about what kind of support you need.
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