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"... not only did they prove to my daughter and myself that Santa is alive and well, but unbeknownst to them, their acts of kindness to my daughter gave me the will to continue to fight."

Alexandra shares her experience learning about addiction medicine at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Summer Institute for Medical Students.

Welcoming The Affiliated Sante' Group as the new Harford County Crisis Provider.

In my short time as a member of the law enforcement community, I have come to realize that police work is not always about making traffic stops and making arrests and conducting investigations. Much of the time it is about the intangibles – making people feel safe and...

Will explains what recovery can mean for someone living with schizophrenia, and elaborates on an integral component of his experience that helped him get there.

I want to start by telling you about my niece, Kala, who was born in October of 1994. I was in the delivery room when she arrived and witnessed her first breath. I watched her grow up, she was a month older than my son and they were the best of friends. They went to sc...

I’ve been putting this off because I have been troubled with the idea of having to start somewhere, and, knowing where to start, the idea of how. Throughout this blog I aim to talk about many things but none so difficult as perhaps myself and where, circumstantially, i...

Shawn Dundon, CIT Coordinator at the Harford County Office on Mental Health and Harford Co. Sheriff’s Office in Maryland, shares his role as a specialist training and working with officers in the field, and reflects on the impact of CIT training on the community.