“I have the best job in the whole world.”
For Jean Sokora, her job at Dunnica Sobering Support Center goes beyond your usual 9-5. It has been a passion and purpose for over 45 years.
“I am a person in long term recovery, and I have dedicated my entire life to help other people,” says Sokora.
This Mental Health Month, take the first step to improving your lifelong mental wellbeing.
Whether you have an autism diagnosis, suspect you may have autism or want to advocate for others, you can help foster greater acceptance and understanding.
For individuals with autism, navigating a world that often misunderstands their behavior can have negative impacts on mental health and well-being.
Adults diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can lead fulfilling lives despite the challenges they face in a world full of barriers to success.
In decades past, the general public saw Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as something that only affected children. Today, thanks to more awareness and better research, we’re starting to see autism in a new light.
Pregnancy and the time after delivering a baby is different for everyone. It can be full of happiness and excitement, and it can also be scary, overwhelming and hard.
Avoid burnout and improve relationships with self-care
Clarity Healthcare teams with Adams County deputies for crisis response From left, Sgt. Erica Scott of the Quincy Police Department with Clarity Healthcare Vice President of Integrated Services Stacey Juliffs, a member of Clarity’s mobile response team. (Photo by Kaitlyn Shively/Clarity Healthcare) QUINCY — When people don’t know who else to call, they call the […]