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The Palm Beach Institute, a Delphi Behavioral Health Group treatment center in South Florida, is celebrating 50 years of changing lives this Friday! Register to attend this event virtually here: bit.ly/PBI-50th-Anniversary

Summit Behavioral Health Florham Park is now offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Summit Florham Park is a Delphi Behavioral Health Group outpatient treatment center in New Jersey. Learn more about MAT here!

Has your mental health suffered this year because of the pandemic? You're not alone.

Writing about your feelings can clear your head, beat stress, and usher in happiness. Here's how to start a journal to improve your mental health.

Are your stress levels getting the best of you while working from home? Here’s why taking microbreaks could be the answer.

Sign up for a virtual meeting on how to protect your mental health this fall season, hosted by Delphi Behavioral Health Group.

With a lack of access to outside support and an increase in anxiety, many moms are now self-medicating more than ever.

Whether you’ve got one minute or half an hour, these exercises can help you find the inner calm you need to prevent stress from wreaking havoc on your wellbeing. Primary therapist at Vista Pines Health, Dayry Hulkow, shares more on this in a blog post by Reebok: reebok.com/us/blog/566442

"We're not alone in this. We are in this together and there's a lot of help available," said Dayry Hulkow, primary therapist at Vista Pines Health.

"COVID has brought major life changes, traumas, and stresses to a great number of people not to mention the physical illnesses for those positively affected by the virus. This could become a serious concern for those with a history of SAD, particularly in the northern parts of our country and even more so in the areas most affected by the pandemic." Dayry Hulkow, primary therapist at Delphi Behavioral Health Group Read more here via Healthline.

"Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. Together, we #KeepGoing and help create a world without suicide."

"Addiction specialist Dayry Hulkow, with Delphi Behavioral Health Group, said reports of drug overdoses increased by 18 percent in March, 29 percent in April and 42 percent in May."

There are a number of ways to address negative feelings without falling into "toxic positivity."

Dr. Braulio Mariano Mejia, Medical Director of The Palm Beach Institute, offers tactics on how to set healthy boundaries between us and the news.

The emphasis on practicing self-care has taken on a new meaning over the past several months as routines have been offset by quarantining measures from the COVID-19 pandemic.

New data from around the U.S. confirms that drug overdoses are spiking during the coronavirus pandemic, rising by roughly 18%.

You are invited to our upcoming webinar on August 26th at 1 PM ET covering how practicing mindfulness can help us get through this pandemic. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to conquer fear and anxiety by taking advantage of each moment.

Michelle Obama said that she's dealing with "some form of low-grade depression" due to the coronavirus lockdown.