Addiction Blog
What is a Silent Retreat? | Spirituality and Recovery
Sometimes you just need to be still and reflect. That can be difficult to do in a hectic world, especially as working professional who is ...
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Government Provides Addiction Resources During COVID-19
The coronavirus outbreak has disrupted a lot of normal activities in everyone’s daily life. As a professional in addiction treatment, you may need additional support ...
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How to Break the Coronavirus Anxiety Cycle
During the COVID-19 pandemic, most people have had to make major adjustments in their lives. Whether they are being told to stay at home or ...
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The 12 Stages of Burnout | Identification, Prevention & Treatment
Burnout is a term coined in the 1970s to describe an extreme state of exhaustion. Professionals are particularly susceptible to burnout, which usually results from ...
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Why Doctors are Vulnerable to Addiction
People have their own reasons for turning to drugs and alcohol. Some are predisposed to addiction from an early age, while others suffer injuries or ...
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Professions That Have High Rates of Addiction
One in 13 working adults struggles with excessive alcohol use. People in every type of job face their own unique challenges, some of which lend ...
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The Positive Impact of Addiction Treatment on Your Career
The idea that addiction treatment could hurt your career is both wrong and toxic. For many people with a substance use disorder, it is the ...
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What is Holistic Therapy?
When someone enters rehab, the staff’s inclination is to put its entire focus on the client’s addiction. Before the modern age of addiction treatment, that ...
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Intensive Family Therapy Activities
Upon entering addiction rehab, you receive an individualized treatment plan. This plan includes a mix of therapies designed to help you build strong recovery. Some ...
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Is Addiction a Disease?
Nobody wakes up one morning and plans to develop a chemical dependency. Similarly, you didn’t start abusing a substance with the understanding that it would ...
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