Empathy for Self
“Begin separating truth from fiction in the voice of shame. With your wise mind, clarify the ounce of truth in the pound of criticism.” By Ken Wells, MDiv, MA,...
Read More“Begin separating truth from fiction in the voice of shame. With your wise mind, clarify the ounce of truth in the pound of criticism.” By Ken Wells, MDiv, MA,...
Read MoreBy Marianne Gouveia, Founder, EricsHouse August 21st was national Fentanyl Awareness and Prevention day, created by the US DEA to help raise awareness around the Fentanyl crisis in our...
Read MoreReprinted with permission: The Meadows/Willow House Blog Are men or women more likely to be addicted to sex? Most would probably say men. While men do make up a...
Read MoreBy Barbara Nicholson-Brown Email: [email protected] Recovery Emerges from Hope Hitting bottom was the best thing that ever happened to me, though at the time it felt the complete...
Read MoreFor the past few months staff members from Valley Hospital had been collecting donations for Sojourner Women’s Center, and in July they brought a little bit of Christmas to the...
Read MoreBy Ken Wells, MDiv, MA, LPC, CSAT, LSAC One of the great fears that exists in relationship life is that of abandonment. It is scary to become emotionally naked...
Read MoreTerros Health has hired a chief medical officer to guide the continued integration of physical and behavioral health at the organization’s 11 clinics and recovery centers across the Valley. Dr....
Read MoreBy Dina Evan, PhD We are living in a time when relationships of every kind have made it very confusing and it’s hard to know what real relationships look...
Read MoreBy Alan Cohen If you were in physical, emotional, relationship, or financial pain, and I asked, “Do you want to be healed?” you would most likely answer, “Yes.” Yet...
Read MoreDrug overdoses are preventable. The growing overdose crisis, particularly among people from racial and ethnic minority groups, requires tailored prevention and treatment efforts. These efforts should be designed to restore...
Read MoreSome Medicines and Driving Don’t Mix We are an overprescribed America—the US represents under 5% of the world’s population, but consumes about 80% of the world’s prescription drugs. In its...
Read More“Whether it is someone on the street, a co-worker, friend, or close loved one, sooner or later people come face to face with the chaos and damage caused by substance...
Read MoreFinding Freedom By Barbara Nicholson-Brown Email: [email protected] While active in addiction how can we possibly be free? When I didn’t want to drink, I did, when I didn’t want...
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