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With the recent death of Lil Peep, people are hyper aware of addiction in the world of hip hop. “Vic Mensa is one rapper who struggled with addiction, and made it out the other side.” #vicmensa #lilpeep #addiction → http://bit.ly/2Bd8RX8 (at one to one treatment)

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Prince Harry is once again speaking out about mental health awareness. “People seem ready for a different kind of conversation on mental health...everyone was tired of stigma and scare stories around mental illness.” #princeharry #mentalhealth #awareness → http://bit.ly/2zatVjp (at one to one treatment)

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“Derek Hough has stepped out of the glittery haze of dance floor on World of Dance to shed light on men's mental health through his music career.” Read about why he has teamed up with the Movember foundation for his first single. #derekhough #worldofdance #mentalhealth → http://bit.ly/2xJGHk4

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This former addict is now an entrepreneur and CEO. What inspired her to create and develop Addicaid? “Loneliness and a missed bipolar diagnosis that repeatedly drove me to drugs, debt and dysfunctional relationships.” #addict #entrepreneurer #ceo → http://bit.ly/2lJirNE (at one to one treatment)

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There is a big stigma surrounding mental health in Japan, and Ayako Shimizu wants to use a recently developed video game to help people get treatment. “I thought the game was a perfect way to introduce CBT to people who were interested but were stills cared of undergoing it face-to-face.” → http://bit.ly/2zUoNfq (at one to one treatment)

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Even our biggest heroes struggle with inner demons. #heroes #struggle #demons #overcome #persevere 💪 (at one to one treatment)

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One to One Treatment has been providing intensive outpatient services for 8 years strong! Our core values include making sure clients are getting the exact clinical care they require. We understand that no program is a sure fit for everyone, including ours. This is why we work diligently with resources in our community to find the right place for the right person. Give us a call! (888) 573-1110 (at one to one treatment)

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Ever thought your Facetime would double as a recovery room? “The Fix reports that a new social network, In the Rooms, sets up 125 meetings a month for people in recovery.” → http://bit.ly/2i2wXep (at one to one treatment)

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Do not be afraid of set backs, they are part of the journey. (at one to one treatment)

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A disturbing new statistic: “Drug overdose deaths, once rare, are now the leading cause of accidental death in the U.S., surpassing peak annual deaths caused by motor vehicle accidents, guns and HIV infection.” → http://cbsn.ws/2xRyauE (at one to one treatment)

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Dr. Jason Reynolds believes there is not enough treatment and awareness for teens in need of recovery. He says, “ ‘one of the big holes’ in addiction treatment is that a lot of them are geared for adults, and many have cried out for more focus on teen recovery.” → http://bit.ly/2ijO3rX (at one to one treatment)

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What’s your mask? (at one to one treatment)

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Do you know that stress has many physical symptoms as well as mental? Here’s how to differentiate between stress and other health conditions. → http://bit.ly/2gdl7RP (at one to one treatment)

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Is there a trend towards sobriety? Previously, sobriety has been very stigmatized, however, a new story on Forbes.com is headlined “Generation Sober,” that claims that millennials “are opting out of booze to socialize.” → http://bit.ly/2i1hmPE (at one to one treatment)

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Does this come in a medium? (at one to one treatment)

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Attn Millenials: Sleep is critical for mental and physical health. Here’s how your stress may be sabotaging your sleep, and what you can do about it. → http://bit.ly/2fRiZyH (at one to one treatment)

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“One of the biggest misnomers many people have about art is that you need to suffer or be unhappy to create it.” Now, there are a number of musicians in recovery who are proof that you don’t have to suffer from addiction to find creativity. → http://bit.ly/2xYKhtU (at one to one treatment)