Health Library
Why It May Be Dangerous to Detox at Home
People who have never struggled with addiction may be inclined to think that a person who wants to enter recovery can just stop using substances, and they may not see
Older Adults and Suicide
As we watch our parents and grandparents, and other beloved elders age, it is easy to get caught up in their physical needs and forget about the importance of their
What to Expect When You Call a Crisis Line
If you have never contacted a crisis line, you might not be sure what to expect when you do need to reach out. At The Pavilion, in Williamsburg, Virginia, we
Minority Health Month
Over a century ago, Booker T. Washington laid the foundation for Minority Health Month, when he started National Negro Health Week, with a focus on the poor living and working
Understanding Codependency
Codependency is a word that has been thrown around a lot, without always being clear about what it means. At The Pavilion, in Williamsburg, Virginia, we think it is important
