by Amy U | Feb 18, 2023 | About, Developmental Disability, Early Intervention, General, Home, Mental Health, News and Events, Substance Use Disorder, Uncategorized
Feeling drained lately? We all have times when our internal batteries seem to be screaming for a recharge. And now, it seems like we’re wearing out faster than ever–between work pressures, family life, constant news alerts and a hectic pace. And at...
by Amy U | Feb 10, 2023 | About, Developmental Disability, General, Home, Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder
Love is in the air. And on store shelves, television ads, social media posts… In so many ways, we learn that love is defined by chocolate, roses and diamonds. Celebrating love certainly is sweet. And so are those heart-shaped boxes of chocolate. But true...
by Amy U | Dec 27, 2022 | About, Home, Substance Use Disorder
It’s about time to ring in 2023! For many of us, the year ends with festive fun, gatherings and parties. These can all wreak havoc on recovery journeys–whether from temptations offered or from the stressors of socializing. RACSB staff offer some tips for...
by Amy U | May 25, 2022 | About, Developmental Disability, Early Intervention, General, Home, Media Releases, Mental Health, News and Events, Prevention, Substance Use Disorder
More than 1,600 miles separate Ulvade, Texas from the Fredericksburg community. But that distance seems insignificant following the tragic shooting Tuesday morning at Robb Elementary School. The mental health impacts for local residents could be dramatic.Continual...
by racsb | Jan 6, 2022 | About, Developmental Disability, Early Intervention, General, Home, Mental Health, News and Events, Prevention, Substance Use Disorder
Here are six ways to beat cabin fever, including downloadable winter activity sheets for children and adults.
by racsb | Jan 5, 2022 | About, Developmental Disability, Early Intervention, General, Home, Mental Health, News and Events, Prevention, Substance Use Disorder
The first flakes of snow bring anxiety. The subsequent inclement weather closings cause panic. For most of my adulthood, winter weather has wreaked havoc at my home. My oldest son has profound autism. Changes in weather affect his mood. Changes in schedule throw our...