By Alan Cohen My friend Mark has been a physician for over 40 years. He told me a story that helped me understand what real healing is. While Mark was...
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Common Risk Factors When it comes to kids and alcohol, parents can’t gaze into a crystal ball to find out whether their kids will face problems with drinking or drugs...
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by Dr. Dina Evan The “Occupations” line in heaven gets pretty long. Folks in line anxiously anticipating. Will I be a banker, a magazine editor, a hair stylist or a...
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By Barbara Nicholson-Brown Saturday, September 22, 2018 – Phoenix Convention Center, South Building Hall G3rd Street and Jefferson – Doors Open 9:30 am – FREE to the PUBLICwww.celebratetheartofrecovery.org In the...
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By Becky Kartagener, Executive Director Footprints to Recovery Nearly 21 million Americans struggle with addiction. To get a sense for the magnitude of this, that’s more than the number of...
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Forging Connections in Recovery: A New Dialogue An Evening with Dr. Kevin McCauley Hosted by ASU’s Collegiate Recovery Program Recovery Rising and The Meadows Behavioral Healthcare Thursday, September 20 –...
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Each human being is a unique combination of strengths, experiences, preferences — and, unfortunately, afflictions. Many people who seek treatment for an addiction to a substance or for disordered eating...
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By Dr. Dina Evan “The more we create light and ethical, conscious energy on the planet, the faster it will change everything.” A. J.Jacobs, wrote a story in 2007, in Esquire...
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Along with the guilt, shame and fear I felt when I finally surrendered to the truth about my addictions — I felt lost and alone. Little did I know how...
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By Adena Bank Lees, LCSW, LISAC, BCETS, CP “Your dad doesn’t understand me the way you do.” “You’re such a good listener.” “I can’t talk to your mother like this.”...
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