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Free Angling Now Available for Pa. Veterans in Therapeutic Fishing Programs
S.B. 146 was sent to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk and signed on March 20, which means it now becomes law.
NCC to Host Panel Discussion on PTSD, TBI Stigma
The Northampton Community College (NCC) Band of Brothers and the school's Psychology Club will co-host a panel discussion about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) on Wednesday, April 3, titled “Combat Stigma.”
Former Marine to Speak About ‘Mental Health Epidemic’ at DeSales
A former U.S. Marine, police officer and firefighter who has written a book about his experiences dealing with post-traumatic stress, depression and survivor's guilt will be the speaker at a free event at DeSales University in Center Valley next week.
Audio NRD Ep. 79: How Yoga is Helping Veterans Lessen Symptoms of PTSD
To all those who have served our country, Happy Veterans Day. On Episode 78 of No Rain Date--in our interview with Hellertown resident, Marine Corps veteran and yoga instructor Liz Thompson--our focus is on veterans and their health.
Iraq War Veteran to Perform Free Concert in Coopersburg
Jason Moon, an Iraq War veteran and singer-songwriter, will present a free concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31 at St. John’s UCC, 538 E. Thomas St. in Coopersburg. Moon is the founder of Warrior Songs, a nonprofit that seeks to use music and the arts to inspire and promote healing for military veterans.
St. Luke’s Program Helps First Responders Deal with PTSD
While first responders excel at preventing harm, they rarely seek help to combat the emotional toll their occupation can have on their own mental health. St. Luke’s University Health Network is addressing this issue by launching a program that provides support and therapy for first responders who suffer on-the-job post-traumatic stress disorder and other trauma-related side effects.
Township Has Bad News for Residents Who Want Fireworks Restricted
Ever since Pennsylvania amended its consumer fireworks law to allow the purchase of more powerful fireworks four years ago, many residents have been asking for the law to be rescinded or revisited due to a proliferation in their use in residential neighborhoods, where increased noise and other quality of life issues have been the focus of complaints.
Local Psychologist Tracy Hill Meets Needs of COVID-Era World
Tracy Hill, Ph.D., runs the Center Street Center, a Bethlehem-based counseling practice for individuals, couples and families in need of treatment for various emotional, mental and behavioral health issues.
L. Saucon Man Was on Drugs, Drunk in Fatal Wrong-Way Crash: Police
Authorities have released toxicology findings in an investigation into a fatal one-way car crash that claimed the lives of two men--including one from Lower Saucon Township--on Rt. 378 in Bethlehem on the night of Sept. 26.
Free Angling Now Available for Pa. Veterans in Therapeutic Fishing Programs
S.B. 146 was sent to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s desk and signed on March 20, which means it now becomes law.
NCC to Host Panel Discussion on PTSD, TBI Stigma
The Northampton Community College (NCC) Band of Brothers and the school's Psychology Club will co-host a panel discussion about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) on Wednesday, April 3, titled “Combat Stigma.”
Former Marine to Speak About ‘Mental Health Epidemic’ at DeSales
A former U.S. Marine, police officer and firefighter who has written a book about his experiences dealing with post-traumatic stress, depression and survivor's guilt will be the speaker at a free event at DeSales University in Center Valley next week.
Audio NRD Ep. 79: How Yoga is Helping Veterans Lessen Symptoms of PTSD
To all those who have served our country, Happy Veterans Day. On Episode 78 of No Rain Date--in our interview with Hellertown resident, Marine Corps veteran and yoga instructor Liz Thompson--our focus is on veterans and their health.
Iraq War Veteran to Perform Free Concert in Coopersburg
Jason Moon, an Iraq War veteran and singer-songwriter, will present a free concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31 at St. John’s UCC, 538 E. Thomas St. in Coopersburg. Moon is the founder of Warrior Songs, a nonprofit that seeks to use music and the arts to inspire and promote healing for military veterans.
St. Luke’s Program Helps First Responders Deal with PTSD
While first responders excel at preventing harm, they rarely seek help to combat the emotional toll their occupation can have on their own mental health. St. Luke’s University Health Network is addressing this issue by launching a program that provides support and therapy for first responders who suffer on-the-job post-traumatic stress disorder and other trauma-related side effects.
Township Has Bad News for Residents Who Want Fireworks Restricted
Ever since Pennsylvania amended its consumer fireworks law to allow the purchase of more powerful fireworks four years ago, many residents have been asking for the law to be rescinded or revisited due to a proliferation in their use in residential neighborhoods, where increased noise and other quality of life issues have been the focus of complaints.
Local Psychologist Tracy Hill Meets Needs of COVID-Era World
Tracy Hill, Ph.D., runs the Center Street Center, a Bethlehem-based counseling practice for individuals, couples and families in need of treatment for various emotional, mental and behavioral health issues.
L. Saucon Man Was on Drugs, Drunk in Fatal Wrong-Way Crash: Police
Authorities have released toxicology findings in an investigation into a fatal one-way car crash that claimed the lives of two men--including one from Lower Saucon Township--on Rt. 378 in Bethlehem on the night of Sept. 26.