Addiction Blog
Occupational Stress and Substance Use Disorder
Every profession has its stressors, but for some, managing workplace pressure proves to be too much. As a result, many seek to cope in unhealthy
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Virtual Support Groups for Healthcare Workers | Online Coronavirus Resources
Most support groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, have shifted to virtual meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic. In these challenging times, healthcare providers and counselors understand
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Common DBT Techniques
For decades, addiction treatment consisted of standard individual and group counseling programs. It was a rather simple approach to treatment, one that consistently led to
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Jobs At High Risk For Addiction
Addiction doesn’t discriminate. People of all ages and demographics fall into substance abuse. However, some individuals have jobs at high risk for addiction. While this
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What is the Disciplinary Monitoring Unit?
Professional Health Monitoring Programs, or PHMP, are a way for people who struggle with substance abuse disorders to stay on track. With the right support
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What is the Voluntary Recovery Program?
Substance abuse disorders can impact students, parents, and professionals alike. Struggling with addiction doesn’t mean that your life is over, but it does mean that
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What Are Professional Health Monitoring Programs?
No one is immune from the risks of addiction. Whether you’re a business executive, a pilot or a medical professional, you can still struggle with
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Addiction Treatment For Healthcare Professionals
Healthcare Professionals (HCPs), such as physicians, make a significant commitment to their training and subsequently to their profession in caring for others. There is tremendous
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Being Designated Driver During Holidays
Expressing an interest in being a designated driver “DD” is a noble and responsible task. The term originated in Syracuse, NY by Sally Kerwin. Some
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Drug Alcohol Treatment Center Relapse Prevention in Philadelphia
Relapse occurs as a process, not an event. If we agree that relapse can occur at any time, but usually is preceded by a series
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