Nancy Lowe had a suspicious hunch when her son, Josh, was just 6 months old that something was not quite right. Yes, her baby was happy and constantly smiling, but […]
Psychiatry
Students Shine in Heller Service Corps
In 2016, as a freshman at Furman University, Terryl Cronic said she was shy and directionless – but that was why she chose Furman, a small university of only about […]
GateWay Counseling Center’s Recovery Program
At its core, recovery is about being involved – at the front lines of prevention and building long-term relationships with communities and individuals. To guide people on their path to […]
Recovery Homes in the Upstate
Have you ever wondered what life is like for someone in a recovery facility? What challenges do they face after treatment as they move back into their daily life? What […]
Stress and it’s Effects on the Body
Have you ever noticed the almost perverse pleasure we adults take in either bemoaning or bragging about our hectic work schedules and lifestyles? Psychologists suggest that our deliberate “hyper-busyness” may […]
Making Sense of Behavioral & Developmental Disorders
Behavioral and developmental disorders have become more common in recent years. While the jury is still out on whether those numbers can be attributed to better diagnoses or a toxic […]
Depression in the Golden Years
It can happen more easily than you think: a once-healthy, active and social person may experience any number of issues as a senior which could open the door for the […]
Scents Bring Back Memories
If someone asked you to name three of your all-time favorite fragrances, what would they be? Many of us – in fact, most of us – would hark back to […]