Contrary to popular belief, not all people with substance use disorders (SUDs) are plagued with low self-esteem. High self-esteem can cause its own unique set of problems when […]
Monthly Archives: July 2020
Clinically reviewed by: Gabe Dunn, LCSW
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Recovery can be incredibly difficult to navigate at times. It’s particularly scary at the very beginning when you don’t know what to expect. Seeking treatment is a major […]
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They absolutely can – but it’s not always easy. Even when you achieve sobriety, feelings of self-doubt can still linger. Self-esteem is defined as a person’s overall sense […]
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Every day across the United States, millions of Americans of all ages struggle with pain – whether it be from an accident, a critical health situation, a sports […]
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If you are currently in treatment or just got out, you may be wondering where and how to attend 12-Step meetings. Because of COVID-19, almost all 12-Step meetings […]
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The first thing a person usually wants to do when they are newly sober and out of treatment is to find a job. Some are able to rely […]
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One of the mysterious aspects of art therapy is how it allows us to get lost in our own world – while also helping us find ourselves at […]
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We hear the word “surrender” quite often. We hear it in our history classes when we learn about wars. We hear it in church when people talk about […]
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Prior to recovery, most people with substance use disorders become quite adept at using drugs or alcohol to numb themselves from their emotions. Using helps protect them from […]
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If you have ever been in treatment, you have probably heard the term “craving” before. It’s often said that we have a three-part disorder – mental obsession, spiritual […]
