Wellness
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When a close friend finds out they have Alzheimer’s disease or cancer, our hearts instantly stir with empathy and compassion. We begin thinking of ways we can help our friend and their family prepare for a long health battle.
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Experts agree that brains do not fully develop until about age 25. For most people, this is the age when decision-making skills and impulse control begin to stabilize, and adults begin to understand the consequences of actions and make better choices.
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Dr. Kelly Dunn is the executive director of clinical treatment at the National Center for Wellness and Recovery Addiction and Recovery Clinic at OSU. She has dedicated her career to understanding and caring for patients with mental illness and substance use disorders.
