What are they and why they are important By Jack Petti Being in the field of addiction treatment for many years, we have heard thousands of stories from our patients....
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Back in 1991, my late husband Bill was two years sober and beginning his life over at the age of 47 — after years and years of living the high...
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When Meghan Markle revealed she has struggled with depression and thoughts of suicide, not everyone had words of empathy for the American member of the British royal family and former...
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Do you remember the last moment you felt completely connected to yourself, what you believe in, your values and ethics? How connected are you to your partner or spouse, your...
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This past year presented so many different challenges and obstacles that tested our strength and resiliency. The global pandemic forced us to cope with situations we never imagined, and many...
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If a close friend or sibling has a bad day, we are all quick to send them a mood-boosting text or run out and grab dinner with them. We send...
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Substance use disorders get worse over time. The earlier treatment starts the better the chances for long-term recovery. Many families are wrongly told to “wait for rock bottom” and that...
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By Ralph H. Earle, PhD, LMFT, ABPP, CSAT and Dr. Marcus R. Earle, PhD, LMFT, CSAT A wise man once said “Life is Difficult” (Scott Peck, The Road Less Traveled)....
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Ranking Arizona announced Aurora Behavioral Health has been voted the top Behavioral Rehabilitation Facility in Arizona for the fourth consecutive year. With this esteemed recognition, Aurora is dedicated to supporting...
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By Dina Evan, PhD Over the past few years we have become so directed to everything out side of our selves we may have lost what matters. I did!...
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