SEPTEMBER AWARENESS CAMPAIGN What you need to know and why it can save a life Every September, health organizations, hospitals, and survivor communities across the country come together for Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month. It's a time to educate the public about a condition that's far more common — and far more silent — than most people realize. September 15th is specifically recognized as Brain Aneurysm Awareness Day. The goal isn't to alarm people. It's to make sure that when warning signs...

Faith, therapy, and medication as partners in healing — not competitors. Holding On and Reaching Out There's a quiet myth that still circulates in a lot of faith communities: that real faith should be enough. That if you pray hard enough, believe strongly enough, or trust deeply enough, mental illness should loosen its grip on its own. For many people living with anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, or other mental health conditions, this myth doesn't just fall short — it adds shame...

When trauma isn't a single event, but many and what healing from it actually looks like. Healing doesn't mean the damage never existed. It means the damage no longer controls your life." Most people have a rough mental picture of PTSD: a soldier returning from combat, a survivor of a car crash, someone who lived through a natural disaster. A single, terrifying event that the mind can't quite let go of. That picture is accurate — but it's incomplete. There's another form of trauma that doesn't...