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Mental health has never been in the spotlight more than it is right now. Thanks to changing attitudes towards mental health and younger generations supporting change and being more open about their feelings, the positive focus on people sharing their experiences has allowed more of the population to seek support and get the help they […]
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Addiction is a terrible disease that is different for everyone and each road to recovery is a unique and difficult one. Specialized treatment with the help of trained doctors and institutions can help people recover. As there are many treatment options out there, it can be hard for those struggling with addiction to choose the […]
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Even the strongest relationships sometimes show signs of wear. It’s only natural to experience problems with your partner from time to time. It’s how you deal with these problems that define your relationship, not the problems themselves. Unfortunately, a lot of people have absolutely no idea how to manage problems in their relationships, which is […]
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Substance abuse problems and addictions are not only a problem for the individual victim, but are also a challenge for the guardians and family members of the user. As a mother, it can be devastating to see the structure of the family disintegrate in your home due to a drug abuse problem of one person […]
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There will be a lot of emotion running around your head when your child first receives a tier diagnosis and that’s completely normal. Take a deep breath. Just because your child has received this diagnosis doesn’t mean they have changed in any way, they are still your child and they still have the same personality. […]
Read MoreBecause… “All Goals Can Be Achieved When You Believe” Chloe is 6-years-old and receives physical therapy at Keep moving Forward in Garden City. Read her inspirational story told to us by her mother.
Read MoreMeet Audrey… she is a GOAL ACHIEVER at Keep Moving Forward! “All Goals Can Be Achieved When You Believe” – Keep Moving Forward Audrey Paige is 2 ½ years old and was born with microcephaly and missing part of her cerebellum. She cannot walk or talk yet. She has been receiving Early Intervention services […]
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