Breaking News, Mental Health
Can You Go to Rehab for Depression?
Every year, millions of children in the U.S. grow up in a family with at least one alcoholic parent. Other people have parents who only began to develop alcohol problems in later life
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Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Rehab, Alcoholism, Love and Sobriety, Parent
Dealing With an Alcoholic Parent
Every year, millions of children in the U.S. grow up in a family with at least one alcoholic parent. Other people have parents who only began to develop alcohol problems in later life
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Mental Health, Psychosis
Schizophrenia and Handwriting
What Is the Connection Between Schizophrenia and Your Handwriting Schizophrenia is an uncommon mental illness that can seriously degrade your connection to everyday reality. The illness is most well-known for its ability to trigger symptoms of psychosis. However, it can also affect you in a range of other ways. One potential change is a notable… Read More
Love and Sobriety, Mental Health, Sobriety
Accountability in Relationships
Relationships are the foundation of human society. They take a wide variety of forms and have an impact on essentially all aspects of our lives. The way we conduct ourselves in close relationships is especially important. Certain actions can strengthen your bond to others
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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
Love and Sobriety, Mental Health, Parent
Covert Abuse
The Impact of Hidden Intimate Partner Violence Every day, millions of American women and men find themselves involved in abusive romantic relationships. Experts refer to this kind of abuse as intimate partner violence, or IPV. Sometimes, the signs of IPV are obvious. However, they often stay covert or hidden from view unless you look closely. … Read More
Addiction Recovery, Mental Health, Sobriety
How to Deal With Triggers From Trauma
Coping With Lingering Traumatic Reactions How to Deal With Triggers From Trauma? At some point in their lives, most people go through a traumatic experience. Experiences of this type strain your normal ability cope emotionally. In most cases, people exposed to trauma will naturally regain their sense of emotional balance. However, this does not always… Read More
Addiction Aftercare, Addiction Recovery, Love and Sobriety
Life After Addiction
What’s Next After Treatment and/or Rehab So you have done the hard work of halting your excessive substance use in a detox program. You have also gone on to complete a rehab program for your particular form of addiction. At this point, it is natural to wonder how to move forward from here. In other… Read More
Addiction Recovery, Fresh News, Sobriety
September is National Recovery Month!
Now in its 32nd year, National Recovery Month is observed every September as a way to spread awareness and education on addiction and mental health; help to break the stigma of addiction, and celebrate those who have made tremendous progress in their path to recovery. In addition, we also celebrate the advancements made in treatments… Read More
Addiction Aftercare, Addiction Recovery, Holiday Stress, Sobriety
Sober Holidays: A Guide
Remember the holidays when you were a child? Before the thought of a sober holidays was even a figment in your mind. With Labor Day coming up fast to mark the start of the holiday season, there’s not time like the present to brush up on your approach to sober holidays this year. No matter… Read More
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