This article is originally published in the New York Time Magazine and is available in it's entirety HERE Last June, researchers from Texas Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine documented six unusual cases in the journal Movement Disorders. The subjects were teenage [...]
The Gooden Center prides itself on being an all-inclusive organization. Some one once told me that Alcoholics Anonymous was intergrated before Major League Baseball and the U.S. Army. It's important for us all to understand that, when attempting success in [...]
At the Gooden Center, we make sure to take an approach to our men and women in recovery that mindfulness is an essential aspect of recovery. We try to foster the idea that only be getting out of our own [...]
When disaster strikes, it can be devastating. People lose their homes, their pets, their family. Sometimes your life can be in danger. Dealing with that stress can cause trauma, PTSD, and can significantly upset your daily life and routines [...]
Today, an estimated 20.6% of the U.S. population, or 1 in 5 adults, suffers from a mental illness or disorder. That rate is also about the same in black and white individuals. However, mental health intersects with Black experiences [...]
