For decades, youth sports in the United States has been an avenue for kids of all ages to make friends, be physically active, challenge themselves, and learn skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and the value of hard work—all of which can provide great stepping stones towards personal growth and achievement later in life. When it…
Read More >>Three Questions with Dr. Ray Kotwicki, Skyland Trail Charles B. West Chief Medical Officer 1. Why do we see mental illness emerge in young adults? We’re identifying mental illnesses a lot earlier than we used to. Traditionally, young adults in their late teens and early 20s were considered most at risk. Current research indicates that…
Read More >>You may think that once you finish high school, you’re finished growing up. Physically, you’re probably as tall as you will ever get. You may have reached your final shoe size. Whether you head off to college or out to make your own way in the world, you will likely gain a great deal of…
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