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Self-care important for taking care of mental health
When you take the time to care for yourself now, you can increase future wellness for yourself and your loved ones.
Naloxone available for free to Iowans
Naloxone is a life-saving, non-addictive drug that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
Gambling can cost you more than money
Gambling disorder can lead to financial, emotional and social physical harm. Yet, many cases go undetected and untreated.
Recovery is possible.
September is National Recovery Month. Recovery is possible, regardless of what your situation and past experiences. Your Life Iowa is here to help.
How to ask someone about thoughts of suicide
Talking about suicide can be scary. Your Life Iowa can help you have that conversation with a loved one to help keep them safe.
Opioid misuse prevention day - Aug. 31
We encourage you to learn about opioid addiction and how you can take steps to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
Make smart decisions about alcohol consumption in college
Making high-risk choices about alcohol can negatively impact your health, academics, relationships and more.
Don’t ignore the danger of vaping
Know the dangers and risks associated with vaping so you can make informed choices.
There's a new toolkit available to help providers talk about Your Life Iowa
As a healthcare provider, taking care of your patients is your number one goal. With Your Life Iowa as an extension of your team, your patients are always in good hands.
Study drugs don't make college students smarter
Students who misuse prescription drugs are more likely to have worse academic performance.