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Rehab for Weed: Considering Help for Cannabis
Marijuana addiction is a very real phenomenon and one that is becoming increasingly common as the drug becomes more socially acceptable. While marijuana might not be as physically addictive as some other substances, it can be just as difficult to break free from its grip as other forms of hard drug addiction. A rehab for… Read More
Addiction Recovery, Addiction Aftercare, Addiction Treatment, Breaking News, Fresh News, Holiday Stress, Mental Health, Sobriety
Safe and Sound Protocol
Helpful Approaches to Dealing with Trauma The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is a methodology designed to help people who have experienced trauma or chronic stress feel more safe and more sound in their bodies. The protocol uses a combination of music, breathing, and movement exercises. It helps the nervous system reduce the fight-or-flight response… Read More
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7 Stages of Trauma Bonding
What is trauma bonding? Trauma bonding is the development of an intense emotional connection between two people, often in the context of a traumatic or stressful situation. Such a bond can be incredibly strong. It can lead people to stay in a toxic relationship that is quite harmful to them. Knowing the 7 stages of… Read More
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What are Dissociative Disorders?
During mentally and physically traumatic events, the brain often uses some form of defense mechanism to avoid long-term damage from the trauma. For example, let’s say you were being beaten severely or tortured. The mind can’t fathom this situation, so it’s unable to process what’s going on at the moment. When this happens, the individual… Read More
Addiction Treatment, Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Rehab, Alcoholism, Love and Sobriety, Parent, Sobriety
Adult children of alcoholics
When we talk about the dangers of alcohol addiction, the conversation usually focuses on the risks to the drinker. There is enough drug information about alcohol and other substances, but their impact on society is only now beginning to be understood, as is the nature of what it means to be ‘adult children of alcoholics.’… Read More
Addiction Aftercare, Addiction Treatment, Holiday Stress, Mental Health, Psychosis, Sobriety
Mental Health Crisis
What is a mental health crisis? A mental health crisis is an acute period of psychological distress, often accompanied by a sense of fear or panic. Various traumatic events can trigger it or develop out of nowhere for no apparent reason. A mental health crisis is sometimes known as a mental breakdown or a nervous… Read More
Drug Abuse, Addiction Recovery, Addiction Treatment, Drug Rehab, Meth Addiction, Polysubstance Addiction
Meth Vs Cocaine
Meth Vs Cocaine In Terms Of Popularity I arrived at Emerald Isle a hopeless addict with no actual drive to get clean. I did want to achieve sobriety, but up until that point, I knew that a ton of work was required in order for me to get better. I was always terrified of having… Read More
Fresh News, Love and Sobriety
How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day In Recovery
Dating Someone in Recovery The way that we feel about Valentine’s Day usually depends on where our love life is at. That’s just the nature of the holiday. If you’re dating someone in recovery this guide is dedicated to showing: ‘How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day In Recovery,’ for yourself or your partner. Valentine’s Day is… Read More
Love and Sobriety, Mental Health
Trauma Reenactment
Recovery From Trauma Reenactment Cycles Traumatic experiences can negatively affect your mental health in a variety of ways. These negative effects often resolve not long after your trauma exposure. However, they may also linger for long periods of time. If this happens, you may find yourself trapped in unhealthy behaviors that harm your ability to… Read More
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