Haywood Community College

“Recovery is an active change in your thinking, behaviors, and ideas. It’s an active change. So, recovery is a journey. It’s not a destination.”—Philip Cooper People who have substance use disorders and some mental health conditions sometimes choose a recovery path to support their well-being. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration […]

Healthy communities start with healthy people. When people can stay well, children can focus on learning, adults can care for their families, older adults can remain active and independent, and neighbors can contribute to the places they call home. People and communities thrive when they have the tools and resources they need to live healthy […]

Mental health wellness is as important to a person’s overall well-being as physical wellness. Nearly a quarter—23.1 percent—of Americans have a mental illness, according to Mental Health America. Increased mental healthcare awareness, improved access to and quality of services and support, and the reduction of stigma are essential for everyone. But for some specific demographic […]