The Scope Blog

When an emergency strikes, one of the first questions on your mind may be, "Which hospital will I be taken to?" In a medical emergency, every second counts, and the decisions made by paramedics and EMTs are crucial in ensuring you receive the right care quickly. Several factors guide this decision to get you the care you need without delay.

Discover practical dating tips and techniques for navigating relationships after mental health recovery. Learn how to build healthy connections, practice self-care, and create meaningful relationships post-recovery today.

Welcome to the world of sound therapy — a practice that's gaining popularity among those seeking non-traditional approaches to improve mental health and well-being.

Harmonious family gatherings during the holiday season are one of the best parts of the holidays. And, sometimes, the most elusive. Let’s make these moments special and stress-free!

Finding balance and managing stress isn't just possible — it's essential for our well-being. In this blog post, we’ll explore practical strategies to shift from a state of burnout to one of balance, emphasizing professional insights and actionable advice.

Depression among adolescents is at an all-time high. It’s easy to think, “not my kid” — especially if they seem to be doing all the things that are expected of young people. But depression can be silent. Even the seemingly most vibrant young person with an active social life, friends, good grades and extracurricular activities can be masking pain not easily seen.

For anyone with a serious illness, palliative care may be an option that brings great relief to both the patient and the loved ones who care about them. Palliative care is not for those approaching the end of life, but for those facing serious illnesses that disrupt daily living and quality of life. It can bring comfort, both physically and emotionally, to those facing these issues.

Are you following your community’s social distance advisories? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says it’s vital to stay at least six feet away from others to limit the spread of COVID-19.

You’re probably grateful for the ability to keep your job and to continue earning a living. But, working at home also poses its own unique challenges. If you also have a spouse working at home and kids doing online learning, this time can seem even more stressful and overwhelming.

Coping with the many changes the coronavirus pandemic is causing in our lives is challenging and anxiety-provoking. While adults struggle to adapt, children are also experiencing major changes in their lives.

Bullying can happen anywhere — in schools, on the playground and even on the internet. While not every child who is bullied will show warning signs, there are some things to look out for.