Depression has the potential to make us feel completely worthless and alone. That’s why it’s so incredibly hard for those with depression to push through the fog. Studies […]
Monthly Archives: June 2020
Clinically reviewed by: Gabe Dunn, LCSW
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If you were to ask any two people about their lived experiences, you would probably hear two very different stories. This is because we’ve all gone through different […]
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One of the most common myths about recovery is that treatment is a “quick fix” or something that can be done over a few weeks or even a […]
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Mental illness affects millions of people across the United States each year. While our society doesn’t talk about it as often – because it’s considered taboo – so […]
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Before a person tends to seek out mental health or addiction recovery, they’re lost in this endless cycle of denial, cynicism, and habits that only seem to bring […]
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As we’re growing up, we don’t fully realize just how powerful movies, television, and commercials are on our perceptions of ourselves and life as we know it. When […]
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One of the most challenging moments of recovery involves waking up and getting to know what life is without substances or mental health afflictions. At the beginning of […]
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When a loved one battles with substance abuse, it affects everyone around them. Grandparents may begin to take on more parental roles since that individual can no longer […]
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When we talk about treatment for mental health and addiction recovery, sober living homes often enter the conversation a bit later. Nevertheless, they’re an incredibly important aspect of […]
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We hear the term “neuroticism” used all the time, especially between friends, loved ones, and when discussing other people. What exactly does it mean? Why is it used […]
