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In response to our newsletter on AA, reader replies reflect the diversity of experience in recovery and the ups and downs of substance use.
Going to AA can sometimes feel like the only path to recovery — but it isn’t. A reader asks about different ways of thinking about substance use treatment that have developed since AA was founded in 1935.
Outdoorsy types on social media are fawning over Stoddard Canyon Falls near Mt. Baldy. Here’s how to visit responsibly.
There’s been a lot of hype around FDA approval, but access to treatment could prove to be expensive and limited.
We need more fuel for the engine of this newsletter — your questions. So what are we missing?
Columbia psychology professor Lisa Miller shares what happens to our minds when we’re connected to something greater than ourselves.
“How do you manage depression when chronic pain keeps you from having even the simplest of social interactions?”
Because the outdoors should be for all.
PTSD is a well-known condition at this point. But what about trauma that’s prolonged and repeated, like abuse?
One of the paradoxes of sleep is that the more we fixate on getting it, the less likely we are to achieve it.
