When you’re in recovery, it’s so important to take time to focus on yourself. There are many people who make the mistake of focusing on rebuilding relationships first, more than...
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Implement these in your home to prevent drug and alcohol use Be Consistent Make sure that both adults/guardians are sharing the same message on drug and alcohol use Create consistent...
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The innate qualities and intricacies of indigenous peoples is distinct and defined by tribal affiliation. The genetic make-up of who we are as a people rests in amazing stories of...
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One of the big challenges I face with clients is using the word “trauma” in counseling. to explain a body of work, now a classification for a type of counseling...
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By Coach Cary Bayer Frederick Eikerenkoetter II said it beautifully when he talked about the prospering power of “an attitude of gratitude.” I know…you’re scratching your head since you never...
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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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As a professional, I work for an organization known as Recovery Consultants. We contract with behavioral healthcare organizations to achieve national accreditation through The Joint Commission, which is considered the...
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If you were to randomly pick a corporation, a local high school or neighborhood in America and use as a cross-section of the population, a good portion of those in...
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Do you remember your first day of sobriety? Mine was terribly frightening and I was overwhelmed with fear, shame, and guilt. I had called a sober friend for help, and...
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Prior to starting Psychological Counseling Services (PCS), Pastor Ralph Earle spent 12 years ministering to churches across the country. This pastoral heart and mindset has been a core influence of...
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