There has been a lot of talk about magic in the news lately. If hallucinogenic mushrooms were legalized in Montana, what would the potential benefits be?
On January 1, Oregon became the first state to legalize the adult use of psilocybin or "magic" mushrooms. The...
It’s my first Thanksgiving and Christmas in Montana, and I’m missing my family pretty badly.
I always remember to be grateful for my amazing opportunity I have here in Montana. But this year my spouse and I aren't traveling back home for the holidays. It's a dark, gl...
Mental health and depression are such a serious problem in this country and can even sink their claws into the people that you least suspect. I'm sure we have all been depressed at one point in our lives but some just can't overcome that demon.
While Montana continues to have the highest suicide rate in the country, a new study reveals Billings is one of the least depressed small cities in America.
Kaitlyn Cochran and Tara Cady are on a joint mission.
Each is a bright, college-educated woman. Each is a VISTA volunteer living and working in Billings. Each is in her 20s.
And, each lives with mental illness.
Together, they have launched a fundraising and awareness campaign at NAMI Billings to heighten awareness in the community about mental illness, to reduce the stigma associated with mental i
Parkinson’s Disease is a frustrating and frightening medical condition, and treatment options are few. However, a group in Canterbury, England may have made a surprising discovery that could benefit not only them, but everyone else in the world – singing seems to make them feel better.
So it seems anything you eat or drink these days effects you somehow negatively. There is always some study, somewhere, from some doctor, saying how all is BAD for you. Well a new study finds that women who consume a little extra java have a better time keeping off depression.