In this episode, meet our Alumni Coordinator, Melissa Ramon. Tune in to hear Melissa's powerful testimony of her own recovery journey and learn how she now guides others into a supportive aftercare community. Discover how Melissa plans substance-free events and social activities that foster connections and build a strong community of individuals committed to sustained recovery ...
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Benefits of Residential Treatment for Dual Diagnoses
Residential programs offer a safe and structured place where experts can simultaneously treat both mental health and addiction. For those living with a dual diagnosis, residential treatment offers many benefits.
How Toxic Relationships Affect Your Mental Health
A toxic relationship is characterized by patterns of behavior that undermine your sense of well-being and affect your mental health negatively. The impact of damaging relationships can be far-reaching, so it's important to recognize the signs and get help if necessary.
Tips for Veterans to Cope With Survivor's Guilt on Memorial Day
This year, the U.S. will practice Memorial Day on Monday, May 27th. Naturally, this season can bring up complex emotions for veterans. Survivors may feel a mixture of guilt, loss, camaraderie, and shame during the ceremonies.
Fentanyl Awareness Day interview: Dr. Bruce Figuered and Good Morning San Diego
In March alone, over 5,000 pounds of illegal fentanyl have been seized by state and local authorities in California. This epidemic means that more Californians are in need of treatment, including addressing the possible mental health issues that may be present with addiction. Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered talks with Allie Wagner of Good Morning San Diego about the import ...
How to Harness Anxiety for Positive Outcomes
While it seems counterintuitive, it is possible to harness anxiety for constructive results. People living with the condition may have more drive, heightened awareness, and self-reflection than those without it.
How Art Can Improve Your Mental Health
Art offers a broad spectrum of mental health benefits, and it can be extremely transformative. Creative activities can help boost mood, lower stress levels, and improve focus and self-esteem. They can also be cathartic and enhance self-discovery.
How Veterans with PTSD Can Get a Better Night's Sleep
Symptoms such as disturbing nightmares and chronic insomnia are common for those struggling with PTSD, making a good night's sleep feel impossible. However, there are practical and effective solutions available to all veterans struggling with the impact of PTSD on their sleep.
Good Morning San Diego chats with Dr. Bruce Figuered
The consequences of untreated mental health issues can include strained or lost personal relationships, substance abuse, and even homelessness. Jackson House CEO Dr. Bruce Figuered believes that treatment should be available and accessible for everyone, and wants to end the stigma surrounding reaching out for help. Jackson House has inpatient and outpatient treatment plans to f ...
The Healing Power of Laughter: How Humor Affects Your Mental Health
Laughter is often described as the best medicine, and for good reason. It’s a universal experience that brings people together. Beyond serving as a point of connection, laughter has profound effects on our mental health.
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