Yes you can have fun in sobriety
Being sober doesn’t have to mean giving up your social life, or having fun. This new way of living will be a bit of a challenge in the beginning and...
Read MoreBeing sober doesn’t have to mean giving up your social life, or having fun. This new way of living will be a bit of a challenge in the beginning and...
Read MoreBy Dina Evan, PhD According to Webster, a family is a group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit or a group, made...
Read MoreSince gambling’s popularity has increased with mobile phone wagering and web-based gambling sites, placing a bet has never been easier. We can legally wager on sports on apps in an...
Read MoreOver the past decade, internet addiction has become one of the most common behavioral addictions among young adults. There are other types of behavioral addictions in young adults, include exercise,...
Read MoreBy Dina Evan, PhD Not sure what your purpose is exactly? Ask yourself these questions. What breaks my heart? What fills my heart with love? I am asking...
Read MoreBy Tim McLeod, NCRC-II Director of Alumni Relations & Connect365, Sierra Tucson Lately, it seems we’ve all heard the aggravation associated with airline travel. Hearing those stories reminded me...
Read MoreBy Alan Cohen Are you wondering what company to work for? Who to hire to improve your house? Who to marry? Which friends to associate with? Which product to...
Read MoreBy Ken Wells, MDiv, MA, LPC, CSAT, LSAC Addictive behavior always involves betrayal. You say you will do one thing, but your good intent is torpedoed with destructive acting...
Read MoreAdolescence is a time for young people to have a healthy start in life. The number of adolescents reporting poor mental health is increasing. Building strong bonds and connecting to...
Read More(Christin Day, Brandon Lee and Carey Gerst Photo: Scott Faust Studios) The HeART and Soul of Recovery By Barbara Nicholson Brown with Brandon Lee and Christin Day ...
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