Addiction Blog
How Healthy Is Your Relationship?
A healthy, balanced relationship can have a positive impact on your recovery. It can make you more productive, less likely to experience anxiety and depression ...
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Happy National Napping Day!
It’s Monday and the day after Daylight Saving Time, which means you’re probably even more exhausted than usual today. Luckily, today is also National Napping ...
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Problem Drinking All-Too-Common Among Lawyers
If you’re a lawyer struggling with alcohol abuse, you’re far from alone. A new landmark study, published this month in the Journal of Addiction Medicine, ...
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Are You Being Good to Your Heart?
Along with Valentine’s Day, February marks American Heart Month, a great time to commit (or recommit) to a healthy lifestyle and make small changes that ...
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Making Mornings Your Secret Recovery Weapon
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Rise and shine! Getting up early is a smart habit you may want to add to your list of recovery to-dos. In fact, many ...
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5 Ways to Practice Patience
A difficult and oft-overlooked part of recovery is the ability to have patience for your mind, body, and spirit to heal from the harms of ...
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Many Pilots Flying With Untreated Depression
Millions of Americans struggle with clinical depression and, unfortunately, a high percentage of those individuals aren’t getting treatment. While the reasons for not getting help ...
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How Volunteering Can Help Your Recovery
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Giving back to your community is a perfect way to spread holiday cheer this season. Plus, the act of volunteering can be great for ...
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Anesthesiologists and Addiction: What You Need to Know
Even though anesthesiologists make up only three percent of all doctors, they account for 20 percent to 30 percent of all addicted doctors. Indeed, the ...
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Executive Burnout: Do You Know the Warning Signs?
Executive burnout or job fatigue – described as persistent fatigue, detachment, or resentment triggered by work and stress – is a growing concern among high-powered ...
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