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Why Providing Mental Health and Substance Use Resources to Adolescents Matters

Why Providing Mental Health and Substance Use Resources to Adolescents Matters

September 18th Adolescence is a critical period of growth and development, marked by significant physical, emotional, and social changes. While these years can be exciting and full of opportunity, they can…
Why a Good Night Routine Matters for Your Mental Health

Why a Good Night Routine Matters for Your Mental Health

August 28th We spend a lot of energy optimizing our mornings, but the hour before bed might matter even more. Not only does a consistent night routine help you fall asleep…
 NASCAR Champion Austin Dillon Returns as Honoree for SMA Healthcare Foundation’s Annual Dinner Celebration & Auction

 NASCAR Champion Austin Dillon Returns as Honoree for SMA Healthcare Foundation’s Annual Dinner Celebration & Auction

August 18th NASCAR’s Kim Coon to Emcee New Fireside Chat Format; Michael Waltrip Returns for Annual Fundraising Celebration The SMA Healthcare Foundation is excited to announce NASCAR Cup Series driver Austin…
Why Understanding Your Diagnosis Matters

Why Understanding Your Diagnosis Matters

July 31st Whether it relates to a physical illness, mental health condition, or chronic disease, receiving a diagnosis can be overwhelming, and many people experience fear, uncertainty, and even denial. It…
The Ripple Effect

The Ripple Effect

July 17th When someone struggles with mental health or substance use issues, they are often not the only person affected. Families often experience the impact alongside their loved one, navigating mental,…
Coping Isn’t Healing

Coping Isn’t Healing

June 26th When life becomes overwhelming, many people search for ways to cope. While some coping strategies can be healthy and beneficial, others offer only temporary relief while masking deeper emotional…
Understanding Dual Diagnosis

Understanding Dual Diagnosis

May 22nd Dual diagnosis, also known as Co-Occurring Disorders, is used when someone experiences both a mental health disorder and a substance use problem at the same time. These conditions often…

11th Annual Who is Jay? Mental Health Symposium to Bring Community Together for a Day of Education, Connection, and Hope

March 31st Daytona Beach, FL — May 13, 2026 — Community members, mental health professionals, and advocates are invited to attend the 11th Annual Who is Jay? Mental Health Symposium, a…
Mental Health in Substance Use Recovery

Mental Health in Substance Use Recovery

March 13th Whether individuals are healing from substance use, trauma, illness, or burnout, the journey is deeply personal. One part of recovery that deserves attention is each individual’s mental health along…

Why Providing Mental Health and Substance Use Resources to Adolescents Matters

September 18th

Why Providing Mental Health and Substance Use Resources to Adolescents Matters

Adolescence is a critical period of growth and development, marked by significant physical, emotional, and social changes. While these years can be exciting and full of opportunity, they can…

Why a Good Night Routine Matters for Your Mental Health

August 28th

Why a Good Night Routine Matters for Your Mental Health

We spend a lot of energy optimizing our mornings, but the hour before bed might matter even more. Not only does a consistent night routine help you fall asleep…