The Impact of Language on Addiction

The Impact of Language on Addiction

The way we speak about recovery affects relationships built in treatment and our own emotional experience of recovery. By understanding appropriate language within addiction recovery, you can ensure you are being respectful when communicating on the subject of...
Best Prevention Practices for Inhalant Use Addictions

Best Prevention Practices for Inhalant Use Addictions

Inhalants are often abused, especially by younger people, as many believe there are few dangers involved with this practice. Because inhaling a legal substance seems less serious than taking, injecting, or smoking an illicit substance, some think that its effects are...
The Benefits of Brainspotting

The Benefits of Brainspotting

Brainspotting is a method of treatment that can help you access, process, and overcome trauma and pain. With this short-term therapeutic approach, you can develop the ability to open and close your feelings in a controlled manner to assist you through recovery. What...
Assessing a Patient’s Readiness to Change

Assessing a Patient’s Readiness to Change

Through the process of addiction recovery, your patient will go through a lot of changes. While change can be good, it can be intimidating for many people. Some patients will come into treatment with strong resistance to the idea of changing. Assessing their readiness...
Maintaining Healthy Boundaries After Treatment

Maintaining Healthy Boundaries After Treatment

One common challenge that individuals face during the process of addiction recovery is the establishment and maintenance of healthy boundaries. Healthy boundaries are important for your relationship with yourself and your actions, as well as for your interactions with...
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