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Meditation Improves Brain Function
The Film You Don’t Want to Miss: “Prescription Thugs” at the Tribeca Film Festival
Make Meditation a Habit to Improve your Life
Will Love Conquer Addiction?
Changing Our Perspectives on Mental Illness and Mental Health
How OxyContin Was Allowed to Kill so Many
Is there a Connection between Intelligence, Creativity and Mental Illness?
Understanding Why You Can’t Get to Sleep
New Sleep Guidelines to Keep Youth Healthy
The Teenage Brain on Drugs
Danger to Gay Men Huffing Poppers
Alcohol Advertising Affecting Adolescents
Write Your Story, Improve Your Health
It’s Harder for Women to Quit Smoking than It Is for Men
Alcohol and Cigarettes Use in Teens Declines
A Dangerous Trend: The Move Away from Abstinence Based Addiction Treatment
Think Before You Drink
The War on Weed is Over
NFL Injuries Leading to Medication Abuse
Medicating When It Is not Needed
Alcohol Abuse during the Holidays
Who’s Smoking Marijuana and How Much?
Regular Pot Use Changes the Brain
Prescription Opioid Abuse: A Gateway to Heroin and Overdose
Mindfulness and Meditation: Two Steps Toward Better Health

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