Inspiring Success on the Road to Recovery
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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We are sitting on the edge of Spring, the season of rebirth and rejuvenation. For the earth, it’s time to blossom. The changes energize us and we begin to think...
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By Theodore Caputi on Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheodoreCaputi 2014 may very well be the most tumultuous year for drug and alcohol research and policy in recent history. The CDC has declared the...
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Addiction has long been limited to the abuse of chemical substances that leads to physical and emotional dependence. While still debated by some experts, many now agree that there are...
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By Colleen DeRango, MA, LISAC, SEP, The Meadows As I turn off Highway 60, and follow the bumpy gravel road with its winding twists and turns, I feel as if...
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By Dr. Barbara Krantz philip Seymour Hoffman’s tragic death has focused attention on heroin addiction. Unfortunately, heroin addiction is on the rise from teens to older adults. Heroin Addiction doesn’t...
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“I couldn’t do anything without rituals. They invaded every aspect of my life. Counting really bogged me down. I would wash my hair three times as opposed to once because...
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A student told her spiritual teacher that she was suffering under “the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,” quoting Shakespeare’s famous verse from Hamlet. The teacher looked her piercingly in...
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