As Independence Day approaches, it’s time to celebrate our nation’s freedom and the cherished moments we share with family and friends. Let’s embrace the festivities with a sober mindset this year, ensuring a safe and memorable experience
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Recovery is a lifelong journey that impacts every aspect of a person’s life. While the first step in recovery is going to rehab and participating in a treatment program, it’s what happens after rehab that is crucial.
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If you live with a mental illness, you know the worth of investing in your well-being. A mental illness requires attention and maintenance to keep it in a manageable state. When aging concerns also come into play, it’s important to invest in self-care and watch out for factors that may aggravate mental health issues.
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Seasonal depression is often relegated to just being the winter blues, but the truth is it’s far more nuanced than that. Seasonal depression is a very real condition that affects a plethora of individuals throughout the world on an annual basis.
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Addiction is a disease where relapse is very common. While cravings and triggers in addiction recovery are unique, it is normal to experience cravings for drugs or alcohol after long-term use. However, when you experience cravings, there is often an internal conflict. Part of you understands the importance of staying sober, but another part of
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Therapy can be a valuable tool for those in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). There are many different therapeutic approaches, from psychoanalysis to humanistic therapy, and choosing the one that’s right for you can be difficult. If you’re someone who thrives under your own direction, you might consider an approach called person-centered therapy. What
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The distinct connection between addiction and suicide is among the most vital topics of discussion throughout September’s suicide awareness month. Rightfully so, considering the reports that suggest nearly 60% of all suicides are related to alcohol and substance addiction.
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We all know or have at least heard about someone who was addicted to drugs or alcohol. Substance use disorders, alcohol use disorders, and mental health issues are growing at an alarming rate year by year. Almost every day there are stories of people who suffered an overdose or succumbed to their addictions in various
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People recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) or persistent mental health issues benefit from the support of friends and family. Partner support is critical during early recovery. According to Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment, “[S]upportive relationships with caring family, partners, and friends—including individuals who do not use substances themselves—have proven to be helpful in abstaining
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Matthew Beck B.A, M.A, LMFT (Medical Reviewer)Matthew is a licensed marriage and family therapist who is passionate about building the lives of those suffering from addiction. His professional goal is to give each and every client the tools necessary to maintain a successful and sober lifestyle post treatment.
Matthew uses a variety of clinical modalities and prefers a person-centered, cognitive behavioral, solution-focused approach to therapy.
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We know that picking up the phone can be scary. Reaching out for help takes courage – you can do it. We are here to support you. We know what it’s like to have a new chance at life. We want you to feel that, too.
