Addiction Blog
Why Should a Professional Choose Sober Living in Philadelphia?
A sober living environment gives you: 1) Accountability, 2) Peer support, 3) Structure with sober coaching and 4) Space to slowly transition back to your ...
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Philadelphia Sober Living And Comprehensive Aftercare Services
Transitioning to an excellent sober living community that requires monitoring and participation in the house activities including: daily meditation and meeting attendance, obtaining a sponsor, ...
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Sober Living After Rehab In Philadelphia
Too often, people leave rehab and return back to their busy lives and are not able to integrate what they’ve just learned in treatment. The ...
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Addiction Recovery For Airline Pilots in Philadelphia
It certainly is a privilege to fly a plane, and when a pilot is impaired in any manner they need to seek help immediately! Currently, ...
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Physicians With Disease of Addiction In Philadelphia
Physicians make a significant commitment to their training and subsequently to their profession in caring for others. There is tremendous self sacrifice in the service ...
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Mens Sober Living Philadelphia
Sober living for men in a comfortable setting in suburban Philadelphia. At Providence Treatment House we provide sober living for professional men seeking comfort and ...
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Philadelphia Sober Living Program For Clergy
One of the most rewarding, yet time demanding profession, is professional ministry. Clergy serve many roles in a community including: liturgist, family mediator, counselor, community ...
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Professional Drug and Alcohol Addiction Recovery in Philadelphia
Treating professionals with drug and alcohol addiction can be both challenging and rewarding. At Providence Treatment House in Delaware County, we specialize in providing treatment ...
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Beginners Mind: Cultivating Healthy Attitudes in Sober Living
Beginners Mind, or (Shoshin, in Japanese) is a popular term in the Zen School of Buddhism. A beginners mind is considered an “open mind” or an ...
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Sober Living: Talking before we Walk
Today, I spoke with a patient who expressed his ambivalence about going to meetings. He said it feels like “the island of misfit toys.” He ...
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