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Drunk Wrist Band Vive Changes the Party Vibe (Not Actual Image of Vive Wrist Band) Author: Justin Mckibben Sometimes there are innovations made that change things up quite a bit in the world of young people and drinking. This is one I wish that I had when I... Learn More

6 Reasons Why Young People Don’t Like Religion By Cheryl Steinberg Although I’m probably on the top (read: older) end of the so-called Millennial generation, I would say that I can identify with these 6 reasons why young people don’t like religion. Generation D Millennials are also referred... Learn More

Is “Generation D” Developing a Digital Disorder? Author: Justin Mckibben In the age of the iPhone and the era of social media, some are beginning to label this “Generation D”- meaning the digital-era generation which is comfortable and expert with computers and other devices; also called digital generation.... Learn More

False Advertising: The Problem with Comparing Yourself to Others By Cheryl Steinberg If you’re worried you don’t measure up, that could actually be a sign that you do. There’s an old philosopher’s riddle that ponders whether you can ever really be sure that anyone else has a mind at... Learn More

Smartphone Sidewalk Indicates Cellphone Addiction Author: Justin Mckibben As technology advances and as our thoughts and actions as a society focus more and more on social media and staying connected through technology, many have alluded to the idea that people are slowly but surely become... Learn More

Does Instagram need a #Intervention? Author: Justin Mckibben It seems in society today cats in costumes and selfies layered in filters and hash-tags are not the only thing getting attention all over Instagram. Apparently thousands of accounts, perhaps even more to date, are currently being... Learn More

6 Most Common Compulsions of People in Recovery Author: Justin Mckibben The word compulsion is a noun, and the definition of compulsion has three main categories: The act of compelling; constraint; coercion. The state or condition of being compelled. A strong, usually irresistible impulse to perform an act, especially one that is irrational or contrary to one’s will... Learn More

Does Social Media Help or Hurt Recovery? By Cheryl Steinberg I recently read an interesting article entitled, Do You Hate Facebook, or Do You Hate Your Life? in which the author talked about a tendency for people to want to “unplug” from social media at times when... Learn More

Anonymity and Social Media: How Not To Break Traditions in the Digital Age So today I’m talking about anonymity in social media. Weird right? Since this is a blog, and will be posted on social media (QUICK, someone stop him). I can almost imagine the ‘comments’ now so, let’s just get down to business. I believe... Learn More

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