Why You Should Go Into Rehab Over The Holidays
The holidays can be trying times for people struggling with drug or alcohol abuse as well as those already in
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The holidays can be trying times for people struggling with drug or alcohol abuse as well as those already in
Why You Should Go Into Rehab Over The Holidays Read More »
In many cultures, holiday celebrations are centered around eating and drinking with family and friends. It’s normal and even expected
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College students are at risk for developing addictions. While onset of addiction can occur at various points across the lifespan,
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Whether or not you are in recovery yourself, getting trapped at the Thanksgiving table with a drunken family member can
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With the holidays coming up, now is a good time to make a plan for how you will remain sober
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Using (or abusing) alcohol to cope with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) creates a vicious cycle of emotional dysregulation.
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Physical activity can play an important role in recovery from addictions and other co-occurring disorders such as depression or anxiety.
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All too often women’s mood disorders get brushed off as moodiness or irritability due to “that time of the month.”
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The day that you find yourself actually having to admit that you have an addiction to drugs or alcohol is
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According to the Encarta Dictionary, tough love is defined as a caring but strict attitude adopted toward a friend or
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