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Marijuana is often seen as a harmless recreational drug. For some it’s a way to relax, unwind or socialize. But for others what starts as casual use can turn into
What the Numbers Reveal About Mental Health and Addiction When mental health struggles and substance use disorders show up at the same time, it’s called a dual diagnosis. The term
When you think about alcohol, what comes to mind? Social gatherings? Unwinding after a long day? Maybe a night of bad decisions you’d rather not talk about. Alcohol plays such
Recovery isn’t one size fits all. It’s a personal journey that looks different for everyone. For many men traditional rehab works great but sometimes doesn’t quite get everything. The truth
Addiction and mental health issues often chip away at a man’s sense of self. For many, these struggles slowly eat into confidence, leaving them feeling lost and disconnected. At Jaywalker,
If you’re new to sobriety, you’re probably feeling a swirl of emotions. On one hand, there might be relief and pride, but on the other, things can feel bleak. Depression
Recovery is a journey that can feel deeply personal, yet it’s a path that no one has to walk alone. For men, recovery often brings up unique challenges. Many guys
Being a father is the most important job you’ll ever have. You want to be there for your kids, to guide them, to support them and show them what it
Loving someone with addiction and a mental health disorder can be overwhelming. You want to help but it’s hard to know what to say, what to do or even how
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