Dear Friends, I hope this note finds you well as you adapt to our new normal during this pandemic period. COVID-19 continues to affect our communities – amidst the incredible efforts of amazing medical...

Values are part of Acceptance & Commitment Therapy’s Commitment and Values-based Living, helping to learn to free yourself from the traps and barriers of life and see what you really want your life to...

  About the Author: Marlene DaCosta, MA, ACSM-CEP, CSCS, CHWC is an Exercise Physiologist and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with Home Base’s Intensive Clinical Program and Warrior Health and Fitness Program. She is...

  By Ron Hirschberg, MD I never talked with my grandmother Helen about what it was like as an eight-year old girl in 1918 when the Influenza pandemic roared through her town and around...

While the prevalence of co-occurring disorders among those seeking substance abuse treatment is high, the number of programs equipped to treat co-occurring conditions may not match the need for this kind of treatment. That...

“I am the kind of person who feels like anything is possible – if not me, then who?” For U.S. Army Veteran Ryan Vanderweit, running a 156-mile ultra-marathon in the Sahara Desert will soon...

After two decades of conflict overseas, it is estimated that more than 93% of Combat Veterans have experienced artillery, rocket, or mortar attacks, making traumatic brain injury (TBI) the second most common injury sustained...

As a ten-year participant in Home Base’s signature fundraiser, the Run to Home Base presented by New Balance at Fenway, Marine Corps Veteran Michael York is no stranger to putting in the miles to...