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Family Therapy for Substance Abuse
Addiction is often referred to as a family disease, and it’s a disease that typically impacts every member of the
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Clearview Treatment Programs Hosts Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Workshop with Dr. Alec L. Miller, PsyD
Clearview Treatment Programs is excited to host “DBT Strategies for Treating Adolescents, Young Adults and their Families” on Friday, June
Why Rehab Away from Home May Best Suit You
Nothing about addiction is simple – including deciding on a treatment program. From intensive outpatient programs to behavioral therapy programs,
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Alcohol Awareness Month: Changing Attitudes
Alcoholism is a chronic and progressive disease that can be fatal if not treated. April was established as the month
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Getting and Staying Sober This Year
Since the days of the ancient Babylonians, people have been progressing into the New Year with resolve to be better
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Can I Drink Alcohol if I have Bipolar Disorder?
Research has found a strong connection between bipolar disorder and alcoholism. Estimates show that up to 45% of individuals with
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How to Celebrate Sober
The holidays can be a blessing and a curse for people new to recovery: celebrating sober after years of using
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Clearview Treatment Programs Achieve Behavioral Health and Chemical Dependency Certification from The Joint Commission
Clearview Treatment Programs today announced it has earned The Joint Commission Behavioral Health and Chemical Dependency Certification. The certification demonstrates
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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How to Manage Your Emotions Over the Holidays When You Have Borderline Personality Disorder
The holidays can be triggers for emotional distress for people with borderline personality disorder. The key is to identify the bad habits you want replace.