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How to Protect Your Sobriety During the Holiday Season The holiday season is filled with sparkling lights, festive music, family gatherings, traditions—and an overwhelming presence of drinking culture. For people in recovery, Christmas can feel less like a celebration and more like a test of spiritual, emotional, and physical endurance. Every party, every toast, and

Maintaining Your Mental Health During Thanksgiving: Guidance from Ambrosia Behavioral Health Thanksgiving is celebrated as a time of gratitude, family connection, warm traditions, and shared meals. Yet the holiday often carries deeper emotional layers that many people do not voice. For individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, addiction recovery, or unstable mental health symptoms, Thanksgiving

Mental Health Facilites Near Me When individuals or families begin searching online for Mental Health Facilities Near Me, they are usually navigating a moment filled with uncertainty, urgency, and hope. The search is fueled by a desire to find comfort, clarity, relief, healing, and a path forward — not only for themselves but often for

Treatment Near Me: How to Get to Ambrosia Behavioral Health Finding effective, compassionate, and professional help for addiction or mental health challenges often begins with one simple search: “Treatment Near Me.” For thousands of Floridians, that search leads directly to Ambrosia Behavioral Health — a trusted name in mental health and addiction treatment with multiple

Understanding Teen Mental Health: Recognizing the Warning Signs and Finding Help at Ambrosia Behavioral Health’s Academy and Neuroscience Research Institute Teen Mental Health is one of the most important yet often overlooked aspects of adolescence. The teenage years are marked by rapid physical growth, hormonal changes, academic pressure, and the emotional turbulence of finding one’s

Sam Rivers, The Hidden Cost of Fame and Alcoholism The news of Sam Rivers’ death at age forty-eight sent a deep, aching wave through the world of rock music. Fans who had followed Limp Bizkit since their chaotic rise in the late 1990s felt the loss as something more than another name in a long

Government Shutdown and Its Implications on Behavioral Health Treatment and Accessibility When a government shutdown happens, it’s more than a political standoff—it’s a disruption that ripples through nearly every aspect of American life. News coverage often focuses on national parks closing or federal employees missing paychecks, but beneath the surface lies a deeper and quieter

Grant to Address the Urgent Mental Health Crisis. Florida State University (FSU) has recently secured a significant $2 million federal grant to confront the escalating mental health crisis affecting children and families in the Panhandle region of Florida. The award was granted to FSU’s Stoops Center for Communities, Families, and Children (Stoops CFC), which operates

Addiction is a Habit For decades, addiction was viewed as a moral failing—a conscious choice made by individuals who lacked willpower. However, advances in neuroscience have reshaped our understanding, revealing that addiction is far less about deliberate choice and far more about deeply ingrained habits shaped by the brain’s learning and reward systems. Evidence from