Find the Best Expat Health Plan for Living in Japan
Reliable expat health insurance in Japan offers coverage for medical care, hospital visits, and prescriptions, giving peace of mind while living abroad.
Stephen Ostertag, PhD: Using Sociology in Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
This profile of Stephen Ostertag is brought to you by Applied Worldwide with a mission of Making Sociology Count.
Jason Smith, PhD: The Utility of Sociology in Market Research
This profile of Jason Smith, PhD is brought to you by Applied Worldwide. Learn more about the utility of sociology in market research.
The Science of Relapse and Recovery
While many people view relapse as a failure, science reveals that it is often a natural part of the recovery process. Learn more in this Applied Worldwide blog.
The Connection Between Nutrition, Exercise, and Mental Health
Mental health is shaped by many factors—genetics, environment, life experiences, and physical health. Learn more in this Applied Worldwide blog.
Teen Substance Use: Warning Signs and Prevention Strategies
Adolescence is a critical developmental stage, marked by curiosity, peer influence, and a desire for independence.
Signs and Symptoms of Substance Use Disorders
Substance use disorders are chronic conditions that affect how the brain functions, leading individuals to continue using alcohol, prescription medications, or illicit drugs despite harmful consequences.
Will Technology Enhance or Erode Human Connection?
This blog post highlights the relationship between technology and human connection, exploring the benefits and drawbacks.
Top Four Empowering Careers for Sociology Majors
Sociology majors graduate with sought-after skills in social analysis and research methods. Here are 10 diverse careers for sociology majors.
Why Understanding Core Sociology Concepts is Vital for Social Advocacy
Social advocacy is not just a cause; it is a craft. It demands clarity, empathy, and a deep understanding of how society functions...