Inspiring Success on the Road to Recovery
By Allen Nohre, Terros Today, many veterans and active service members are returning from combat with physical battle wounds, but some also have deep emotional scars, including Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS)....
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By Robert Weiss, LCSW,CSAT-S Flawed, Defective, Unworthy of Love and Happiness It’s no great secret that most alcoholics, drug addicts, and behavioral addicts live with deeply felt feelings of shame....
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by Elisabeth Davies, MC Motivational Interviewing first emerged in Norway in 1982. It is a collaborative conversation style between a guide (helper) and someone desiring to make a positive change....
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Safeguarding your prescriptions is a must. This will not only prevent your own teen, but his or her friends who come over, from taking drugs out of your medicine cabinet...
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While driving on a country road I passed the parked truck of a tree trimming service. High above the vehicle a workman stood in a cherry picker, sawing overhanging branches....
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By Jason Bordonaro I can remember my early days of recovery, and it was the community and fellowship along with the 12-steps that carried me through to where I am...
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He says, “That is a pretty dress on her.” She hears, “ He’s attracted to that woman and losing interest in me”. She says, “I am spending the evening with...
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By Dr. Howard Markel April 10, 1939, marked the publication date of “Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women Have Recovered from Alcoholism.” One of...
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I just watched The Lost Weekend with Ray Milland — again. If you’re too young to remember this film classic, but interested in seeing alcoholism at its grittiest — this...
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For nearly 20 years the FDA approved medication, naltrexone, has proven that it nearly eliminates the desire for alcohol and opiates, and eliminates the euphoria from drinking and taking opiates....
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By Tian Dayton, PhD We should feel proud as a professional community, the addictions field has impacted the entire mental health field by being among the first to incorporate yoga,...
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As commuters hustled through the Washington, D.C. metro station on a cold winter morning, a musician stood next to a wall playing his violin, the case at his feet open...
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By Seth Born Finding help for a loved one battling addiction can feel like a daunting task: Which facility is the right for them? Whose services should I use? What...
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