Addiction

In therapy, exploring one’s life and understanding oneself on a deeper level is important. By understanding the self in relation to one’s trauma, mental health disorder, or substance use disorder (SUD), healing and recovery become less overwhelming.  The narrative method is one tool that facilitates this process of healing and recovery. When people participate in …

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The journey of addiction recovery can be challenging at times, which is why it is important to have a supportive community. While friends and loved ones are key to this support, one’s family is of utmost importance. An unsupportive family and home environment can be a breaking point for many people seeking recovery. As a …

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With new developments in medical research, different programs and treatments start to tend to specific groups of people in treatment and recovery. Recovering from addiction can be overwhelming and seem very broad. However, with new treatments rising with medical research, certain groups of people in recovery can be catered to in a more personal way. …

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When attempting to cope with struggle, pain, or mental health disorders, people often turn to substances to relieve themselves. However, in trying to escape, many people develop co-occurring disorders. Rather than solving their problems or concerns, they add to the fire and manifest more difficulties in their lives.  What Are Co-Occurring Disorders? Co-occurring disorders are …

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