Mental Health and New College Students

Aug 3, 2022 | Health

Mental Health: Important Guidance For Students Entering Higher Education                   In 2019, the last full year we enjoyed before COVID hit, things were already not well. In the article, Dr. Simeone pointed out, “the...

Perhaps It’s Time to Enrich Your Life in Retirement

Jul 28, 2022 | Health

Enrich Your Retirement PERHAPS IT’S TIME TO ENRICH YOUR LIFE IN RETIREMENT! Around 10,000 people retire each day, and this rate will continue for the next 10-15 years. Many retirees will spend roughly 1/3rd of their lives in retirement! Many of these individuals do...

Understanding PTSD and Substance Abuse

Jun 15, 2022 | Health, Recent News

Studies show PTSD and substance use problems are abundant in people who served in the military and civilians. According to Quyen Bui, Marriage and Family Therapist, American Addiction Centers, almost 1 out of every 3 Veterans seeking treatment for substance use...

Resources for Veterans of Afghanistan

Aug 23, 2021 | Health

The US Department of Veterans Affairs knows that current events can be causing stress for military veterans, especially those who served in Afghanistan. The following resources are recommended for those in need. Veterans Crisis Line – If you are having thoughts...

Masks effective against Red Tide

Jul 8, 2021 | Environment, Health

Florida Gulf Coast University’s Water School has determined that the same masks the public has worn during the pandemic appear to filter airborne red tide droplets. People susceptible to respiratory illnesses, or who are exposed for long periods of time may find...

Troubled Waters: A Public Health Hazard We need to act!

Jul 7, 2021 | Environment, Health, Water

Troubled Waters: A Public Health Hazard  During the height of the 2018 Blue-Green Algae and Red Tide HAB (harmful algal bloom) crises in Southwest Florida, Calusa Waterkeeper met and interviewed many of the nation’s leading research scientists studying HABs, but also...