Addiction Blog

Woman learning the relapse definition

What is the Relapse Definition?

If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction or a substance abuse issue, you may be familiar with the term ‘relapse.’ The relapse ...
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Man learning about mindfulness based stress reduction training

Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Training

If you or a loved one is struggling with a substance abuse issue, taking the step to enroll in an addiction treatment program can feel ...
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3 Early Signs of Alcoholism

Don’t ignore early signs of alcoholism if you recognize them in yourself or someone close to you. All too often, people with a dependency on ...
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Fighting family that could benefit from knowing how to deal with and alcoholic spouse

How to Deal with an Alcoholic Spouse

It’s common for an individual’s loved ones to recognize a drinking problem before they do. This is especially true of someone’s spouse. Over time, you ...
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Man sitting on a beach struggling with PTSD and addiction

The Ties Between PTSD and Addiction

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, doesn’t only affect military members who’ve experienced combat. PTSD can impact anyone who’s survived a traumatic event whether it’s ...
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How Long Does Heroin Withdrawal Last?

It seems like heroin makes an appearance in the news nearly every day. One reason is because of the increase in how many people use ...
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How Much Does Rehab Cost?

If you’re seeking addiction treatment, you might be wondering: how much does rehab cost? You shouldn’t feel ashamed to ask about the cost. Most people ...
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a woman experiences loneliness

Is Loneliness Part of Your Profession?

Lawyers and doctors are among America’s loneliest workers, according to a new survey in the Harvard Business Review. The survey of 1,624 full-time employees, all participants ...
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Making room for Newness: Mindfulness and Recovery

Making room for Newness: Mindfulness and Recovery We are expected in recovery to engage in some degree of conversion. Conversion, meaning the shifts from one ...
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a man swinging on ropes is practicing self compassion

Self-Compassion May Weaken Perfectionism/Depression Link

You likely already know that a little self-compassion can go a long way in helping your recovery, but it can also offset the negative effects ...
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