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.11-22-17 | By Tori Skene
It’s that time of year where airports are erupting with crowds, interstates are jam-packed with traffic, and headaches are as contagious as the common cold. If you’re sober, or new to sobriety, the holidays can be tricky to navigate, and traveling can be even more challenging. This time of year should be happy, cozy, and … Continued
07-20-17 | By Tori Skene
Watching a loved one endure addiction can be terrifying and taking action to talk about it can be just as nerve-wracking. It may feel like you’re walking on eggshells around them, or that the pink elephant in the middle of the room is staring you down. You probably feel angry, confused, frustrated, scared and hopeless … Continued
06-22-17 | By Marc Niedle
There is no phase of recovery more important and more crucial than the beginning stage; it is only when we accept that we have an addiction that we can begin to treat it. With that being said, a very close second in terms of importance is the period of sobriety we call “early recovery”. This … Continued
04-28-17 | By Doug Paul
A couple of years ago when the new DSM V came out, I was excited to learn that the drafters had included “cravings” as one of the 11 criteria. Because the DSM IV-TR didn’t include cravings means they were clinically significant, right? I have found that not to be the case. The DSM V refers … Continued
03-28-17 | By Lucy Stute
Over the past thirty years, meditation therapy has become increasingly popular in fields of mental health, medicine and education as a way to manage stress and impulsive behavior and improve emotional stability, mindfulness, decision making, empathy, cognitive function, and overall health. Evidence has supported the neurobiological, psychological, and social benefits that come with regular practice. … Continued
