by Becky Strohl | Oct 15, 2025 | Community, Mental Healthcare, Weather and Safety
Caring for Your Mental Health as Seasons Change As summer fades and fall sets in, many of us feel the subtle shift in mood that comes with shorter days, cooler evenings, and the steady march toward winter. While the golden leaves and crisp air can be beautiful, they...
by Becky Strohl | Mar 15, 2020 | Community, Mental Healthcare, Press Releases, Weather and Safety
COVID-19 & You Staying Physically Healthy The coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading across the United States and the world, but don’t panic! While there is no vaccine, you can follow these CDC tips to reduce your likelihood of contracting the virus and (very...
by Becky Strohl | Apr 1, 2019 | Advocacy, Community, Mental Healthcare, Weather and Safety
Spring’s No Picnic Spring isn’t a walk in the park for everyone – it’s actually the most dangerous time for many with mental illness and suicidal ideation. Despite the prevailing myth, behavioral health episodes like suicide and mania don’t...
by Becky Strohl | Sep 15, 2018 | Community, Press Releases, Weather and Safety
Hurricane Florence Staying Safe in Hurricane Weather Protect Yourself Stock up on water; non-perishable foods that do not require cooking or refrigeration; and all medications needed to last everyone in your house several days. Plan for a power outage: charge...
by Becky Strohl | Jul 15, 2017 | Mental Healthcare, Weather and Safety
Keeping Cool Keeping Cool This Summer Summer is here and temperatures are high! For children, disabled adults, and older adults, high temperatures can be especially dangerous; for those without housing or air conditioning, they can be deadly. This summer, watch out...
by Becky Strohl | Nov 1, 2016 | Weather and Safety
Stay Warm This Winter As the chill sets in across Maryland, many don’t have the necessary shelter to stay warm and safe. In Anne Arundel County, all police district stations are available 24 hours a day as warming shelters. Restrooms are available, but showers, food,...