Practicing yoga in recovery is a tool that works in many ways to enhance recovery from whatever ails you. Do you know what it is? There are different yoga disciplines,...
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Trauma isn’t sexy, but we need to talk about it. There are a lot of hot topics in the mental health arena right now. People love to talk about self-empowerment,...
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I am afraid that we have caught the ‘lying disease’ from the White House and are now emulating it. I have watched parents stand silently by as their children tell...
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Fifty years after George Gurdjieff’s Meetings with Remarkable Men was published in English, I’m offering “Meetings with Enlightened Men.” I had the inspiration for this column for July’s issue in...
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“…For a survivor to put words to their worst memories and to let the world see what they have spent their whole life hiding, takes a lot of courage and...
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Independence Day means so much to so many. First and foremost it’s about the brave men and women who have fought for our freedom. The number of people effected by...
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Betrayal Trauma and the Hurt Keeps On Hurting In working with couples where sex addiction has blown up the trust and emotional safety in a relationship, recovery and healing can...
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What if all judgment is really self-judgment? Are we projecting onto others the feelings and fears we really have about ourselves? I was blown away this month because someone I...
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By Jim Corrington, Jr. LCSW, Executive Director of Outpatient Services, Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, Scottsdale, Silicon Valley, Dallas Having worked in the field of addiction treatment and behavioral health as a...
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How many times have you said, or heard a friend say, Why is this happening to ME? Well most of us have not yet discovered the answer to that question...
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