Inspiring Success on the Road to Recovery
By Traci Pedersen More Americans than ever are suffering from serious psychological distress, but many are going without proper treatment, according to new findings published online in the journal Psychiatric...
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In a ceremony at FBI Headquarters on April 28, 2017, Director James B. Comey recognized the recipients of the 2016 Director’s Community Leadership Award. These leaders, selected by their area...
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By James D. “Buck” Runyan, MS, LMFT, LPC, CEDS, F.iaedp When addressing disorders that severely affect one’s life, it is easy to understand when a person is found to have...
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By Samuel Burba and Wellington Group Consulting Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is an innovative, holistic, evidence-based, and cross-service collaborative approach to delivering early interventions and subsequent...
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by Alan Cohen With the advent of the Internet and Facebook, I’ve had lots of people from my past find me and reach out to connect. Some from as far...
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by Dr. Dina Evan Truth is tricky! We know that truth without compassion is brutality. Truth without compassion is another form of violence. It’s a lot of yackety-yack yak and...
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By Shannon McQuaid, LMFT, LISAC, CDWF, CSAT-C, Executive Director/Clinical Director at Promises Scottsdale Shame has been referred to as the “silent epidemic.” Although it’s something we all deal with, it’s...
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Staying Fit with Coach Carl Emerging reports support the inclusion of structured physical activity as an important component to successful drug and alcohol recovery. Studies of patients being treated for...
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“Kicking the Habit!” Taekwondo improves treatment outcomes Once a week a few staff members of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) take women who are participating in...
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Despite how far we have come in de-stigmatizing addiction and understanding it is a disease instead of a choice; much of society still turns a blind eye to people who...
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Its important to take a closer look at eating disorders and learn the difference between eating disorders and disordered eating, because they are two different things. As a society, we...
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By Maureen (Mo) Michael, LSATAccording to the Arizona Office of Problem Gambling, between two and three percent of Arizonans suffer from an addiction to gambling, many who are women. I’m...
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By Wesley Perdue, MS, MAC When it comes to the topic of reentry, into the mainstream of life, there is abundant discussion of programs and the research that drives their...
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