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Finding support in Iowa just got easier

Connecting with help in your community is now simpler than ever, thanks to the newly updated Your Life Iowa Find Help Near You Locator.

National Drug Take Back Day is April 26

Mark your calendar for DEA National Drug Takeback Day on Saturday, April 26, 2025.

National Alcohol Screening Day is April 3

Published April 3, 2025

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Take time this month to learn about the impact of alcohol use on our health and well-being. At Your Life Iowa, we want to help you or a loved one with questions or concerns about alcohol use.

April is Counseling Awareness Month

April is Counseling Awareness Month. We take time this month to honor the important role counselors can play in our health and wellness.

The risks and rewards of sports betting for March Madness

Before you place your bets, it's important to understand the risks and rewards.

Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

It’s important to know the facts about alcohol and drug use. Accurate information helps Iowans make the best decisions for their health and wellness

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month

In the United States, millions of people experience brain injuries every year. At Your Life Iowa, we are here to support you or a loved one living with a brain injury.

Understanding perinatal depression

Perinatal depression is a type of depression during and after pregnancy. It can occur during pregnancy or up to a year after childbirth. It’s more serious than the “baby blues.” It’s important to know you’re not alone.

National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month

January is National Winter Sports TBI Awareness Month. Remember, it’s important to stay safe while enjoying winter sports, whether its skiing, snowboarding, ice skating or sledding.

Gift responsibly this holiday season

This holiday season, Your Life Iowa encourages Iowans to think carefully before gifting lottery and other gambling products. The tabs, tickets, and “scratchies” are intended for fun, adult use. They are not gifts for those under age 21. In fact, research has shown that early exposure to any form of gambling can lead to problem gambling later in life.