Category: Mental Health & Wellness Resources

When the Streets Feel Like Your Only Option, There Is Another Way

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Gang involvement and gang violence often starts with the search for belonging, protection, or a way to get by. No matter where you are today, your story is not finished. Another path is possible. If you're reading this, you or someone you care about might be standing at a crossroads. Maybe you're worried about a [...]

How Far Would You Go Just to Fit In? When Peer Pressure Gets Real.

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For a lot of young people, saying no can feel suspect. Often, it’s not about wanting to break the rules, but about not wanting to be the one who stands out and gets picked on. Maybe you go along with things because you’re scared of what will happen if you don’t. For families, it’s hard [...]

A New Beginning—Part 5

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As Marcus continued his journey of recovery, he began to notice changes in his mood and behavior. He found himself feeling increasingly anxious and depressed, struggling to sleep at night and concentrate during the day. Marcus realized he needed to address these mental health issues to maintain his overall well-being and sobriety. Recognizing the Signs [...]

Closing the Health Insurance Gap for Justice-impacted Individuals

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Justice-impacted individuals often find themselves facing a significant health gap, with limited access to essential medical services. According to a report by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, released in 2022, formerly incarcerated individuals are more likely to suffer from chronic health conditions, mental health issues, and substance use disorders compared to the general population. Source: [...]

Finding Help & Support: A Look at Free Mental Health Resources from NAMI & SAMHSA

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In today's world, mental health has become increasingly important. One of the biggest challenges after incarceration is finding the right resources for your peace of mind. If you or someone you know is struggling with a mental health disorder, there are free mental health resources that can help. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and [...]

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