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Professionals in Recovery: Balancing Career and Treatment
Introduction For working professionals facing substance use disorders, one of the most daunting aspects of seeking help is the fear of jeopardizing their career. The stigma surrounding addiction, combined with legitimate concerns about job security and workplace...
An Interview with Maddy Wilson
Introduction Every several months, a member of our team has the privilege and opportunity to connect with members of our community. In our effort to spotlight individuals working in our recovery community, we're excited to highlight the incredible efforts of Maddy....
The Benefits of Group Therapy in Addiction Recovery
Introduction When individuals enter addiction treatment, they often expect one-on-one counseling sessions. While individual therapy is undoubtedly valuable, group therapy has emerged as one of the most powerful and widely used treatment modalities in substance use...
Women and Addiction: Unique Challenges and Treatment Approaches
Introduction For decades, addiction research and treatment predominantly focused on men, creating a significant gap in understanding how substance use disorders uniquely affect women. Today, we recognize that women face distinct biological, psychological, and social...
Rebuilding Trust After Addiction: A Guide for Families
Introduction Addiction doesn't just affect the individual struggling with substance use—it ripples through every relationship, leaving families fractured, trust broken, and futures uncertain. The journey to recovery extends far beyond achieving sobriety; it requires...
Recognizing the Signs: When Social Use Becomes a Problem
Introduction For many people, drinking alcohol is a normal part of social gatherings, celebrations, and unwinding after a long day. There's nothing inherently wrong with enjoying a glass of wine with dinner or a beer with friends. However, the line between social...
Signs of Addiction in Healthcare Workers
Healthcare professionals dedicate their lives to caring for others, often working long hours in high-stress environments while making life-or-death decisions. But behind the scrubs and white coats, many doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals are quietly...
Life After Treatment: Building a Sustainable Recovery Routine
The Critical Transition Period Completing addiction treatment is a tremendous achievement—one that takes courage, commitment, and hard work. But as anyone in recovery knows, leaving treatment is not the finish line; it's the beginning of a new chapter. The transition...
5 Common Myths About Addiction (And Why They’re Wrong)
Myth #1: Addiction Is a Choice or Moral Failing Perhaps the most damaging myth of all is the belief that addiction stems from weak willpower, poor character, or bad choices. This misconception has persisted for decades, but science tells a completely different story....
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