Blog Archive
July 1, 2019
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What is Dialectical Behavior Therapy and What are the Benefits?
It was only one comment about your life. But before you knew it, you started yelling at your friends. The intense anger and frustration stuck with you. Over the next
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Risks of Mixing Adderall with Alcohol
Originally published: August 7, 2019 Updated on: June 20, 2022 Using Adderall isn’t in itself a bad thing. People use the medication to aid with symptoms of different disorders such
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Insurance Coverage for Rehab in Arizona: 5 Things You Should Know
There are few decisions that are more courageous than choosing to seek treatment for your addiction. And it’s taken a lot to get you to this point – you may
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What is a High Functioning Alcoholic?
Most people don’t intend to become an alcoholic. Maybe your loved one’s drinking started as a way to relieve stress, but soon they found more excuses to drink. Company golf
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Why Boredom Can Lead to Relapse and 3 Ways to Prevent It
Boredom. It’s that feeling we get when every second is duller than the one before it. It’s that slow, inconvenient and exhausting feeling that makes you desperately crave for excitement
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The Effect of Traumatic Experiences on Firefighters
For many firefighters, being exposed to trauma is part of the job description. In fact, in more and more fire departments, firefighters also act as paramedics who need to respond
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Stages of Addiction Relapse to Watch Out for in a Loved One
You watched your loved one fade away as their addiction took over. But after enrolling in treatment, they emerged out of the dark and became the person you once knew.
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How Long Does It Take to Become an Alcoholic?
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, roughly 7% of adults over the age of 18 have a drinking problem. This doesn’t mean that everyone who drinks
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PTSD Awareness Month: How to Help Someone with PTSD
PTDS is a post-traumatic stress disorder which is triggered by experiencing or witnessing a stressful, life-threatening, and terrifying situation.