Stigma around mental health continues to deter people from seeking treatment. Individuals may believe their symptoms are “not real” in the way that symptoms of diabetes or a sprained ankle seem to be. Some people may not even recognize that their symptoms are psychological. For example, it is possible to
Come & Celebrate Arts & Aging! A Message from the Director, Journey’s Way, Resources & Programs for People 55+, is proud to celebrate Older American’s Month. Throughout the month of May, there will be many opportunities for the members, staff and community to Connect, Create and Contribute! Journey’s Way will
Weight bias, negative attitudes towards others based on their weight status, is a pervasive matter in society. Oftentimes, it is communicated through subtle and over forms in various settings including work, school, and healthcare agencies. Weight bias negatively affects quality of life by impacting socialization, physical health, and psychological wellness.
Often times, we find ourselves in a situation where we have to speak in front of an audience. Whether it is a meeting at work, a presentation for school, or a speech at a friend’s wedding, these stations can be anxiety-provoking. You may experience sweating, upset stomach, shakiness, or stuttering.
Did you know that by the time teenagers are in 12th grade, about two-thirds of students have tried alcohol, and about half of 9th through 12 graders have used marijuana. Among 12th graders, close to 2 in 10 reported using prescription medicine without having a prescription. The substance use issue
Up to 77 percent of kids have been the victim of bullying at their school. Of these children, around 14 percent have been shown to experience significant negative consequences to bullying. Negative consequences include anxiety, depression, poor relationships with peers, and lower grades in school. Therefore, it is important for
Article in Milestones by Constance Garcia-Barrio Teresa Yu, 83, and Margie Gale, 69, who once lived half a world apart, now meet at Journey’s Way senior community center, 403 Rector St. in Roxborough, to co-create dazzling quilts. Rose, violet and other lively colors present in their quilts – on