Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Jun 6, 2023Pride, it’s more than a celebration! It’s survival!Pride celebrations are an essential part of LGBTQ+ culture and have taken place annually in the United States for over 50 years. These…
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·May 15, 2023Crisis in Youth Mental Health: A Focus on Suicidality Among LGBTQIA+ Adolescents in the United…Abstract:Youth Mental Health, LGBTQIA+, Suicidality, Mental Health Crisis, United States, Intervention Strategies
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Dec 31, 2022Make better mental health your resolution in 2023The last few years have been hard for many of us. As we think about resolutions, mental health may be a better fit rather than the gym.
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Dec 30, 2020The many deaths caused by addiction.In addiction, death happens in phases as a person’s life is eroded and changed into something unrecognizable.
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Nov 4, 2020American Reality: Election 2020I am sad about the expectation that I had for America’s character. A chance for us to right the many wrongs that have been inflicted…
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Oct 25, 2020Alcohol use soars in the age of COVIDNew data indicates that through the first eight months of the COVID-19 pandemic, adults have sharply increased their consumption of…
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Feb 21, 2020Peer Workers: The life of the opioid crisisThe need for a robust workforce that can effectively work with individuals living with substance use disorder has never been greater.
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Feb 16, 2020Confessions of a positively depressed personHave you ever felt broken? So broken, that no matter what you did or said, nothing would ever fix that brokenness? A lot of people do.A response icon1A response icon1
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Feb 12, 2020Stop letting the Dentist shove opiates down your throat.Dentists are among the most frequent prescribers of opioids in the United States, second after family physicians.
Aaron Matthew Laxton, LCSW·Jan 20, 2020I loved my mom; she loved opioids.The musings of an adult-child who grapples to understand his mother’s addiction to opioids which caused him to grow up in foster care.