The Dangers of Toxic Relationships in Recovery
The burden of a substance abuse disorder is difficult to carry alone, and good relationships are...
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- Steer Clear of ‘Gas Station Heroin’
When you head to your local gas station, there are plenty of things you might be looking to buy. Fuel for your car might top that list. But inside the store, you can also find snacks, coffee and fountain drinks, newspapers and magazines, and so on. One gas station, which… Read more: Steer Clear of ‘Gas Station Heroin’ - Lessons About Recovery From the Olympics
You have almost certainly arrived at this blog looking for information about substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health disorders, the treatment process, and the recovery journey. That’s fair enough—and we promise we’ll get there shortly. But first, we want to talk about the Olympics.If you watched any of the coverage… Read more: Lessons About Recovery From the Olympics - Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part Three: Forging Connections
In recent entries, we have been exploring the benefits of group therapy. In the first post in the series, we considered the ways in which group therapy gives you access to—and lets you contribute to—collective wisdom and experience. In the second entry, we wrote about the ways in which the… Read more: Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part Three: Forging Connections - Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part Two: Communication Skills
In our last entry, we discussed the ways in which group therapy can help you take advantage of—and contribute to—collective wisdom and experience related to your recovery journey.Those who have gone through treatment for a substance use disorder and are now doing the hard work of day-to-day recovery are well-positioned… Read more: Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part Two: Communication Skills - Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part One: Collective Wisdom and Experience
In the United States, many people believe that “rugged individualism” is (or should be) a defining characteristic of American society. The notion that most people can build a successful life on their own if they work hard and don’t rely on others (including the government) to help them has a… Read more: Group Therapy Provides a Great Group of Benefits – Part One: Collective Wisdom and Experience