What is Anxiety? By definition, anxiety is the body’s response to stressful situations, and this manifests itself as a constant feeling of apprehension about upcoming events. While it is perfectly reasonable to be anxious ahead of a job interview, client presentation, etc., prolonged anxiety – over six months – is detrimental to your health. Intense […]
Programs for substance use treatment have been around for decades and none of them have quite stood the test of time like the 12-step programs. These programs are well known and are typically seen through meeting groups, most popularly recognized as Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A) and Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.) groups. Other offsets have been created from […]
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When your spouse is depressed, your marriage can become depressed. The sadness and illness in the family can erode the emotional intimacy and clouds your marriage/relationship with pessimism, resentment, anger, and isolation. You need to keep in mind that even the loveliest and happiest people can be pulled into the depression corner within no time. […]
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Men with low T can experience emotional and physical health challenges as well as significant drops in sex drive. Anxiety, irritability, depression and other mood changes are common in men with low T. Low T Can Impact Emotional Well-being Testosterone is a steroid hormone that stimulates the development of male sexual characteristics and is produced mainly […]
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Targeted marketing ads are flooding the minds of women and drinking among teens and women in increasing. Marketing ads that are conveying messages that show mothers taking a “mommy time-out” with alcoholic beverages is one campaign that is reaching the minds of many. Companies are exploiting the difficulties that come with rearing children, attending college and other life-situations that might be considered stressful […]
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Exposure to childhood trauma has been linked to substance use disorders. Childhood trauma, physical and sexual abuse as well as neglect can create traumatic life experiences. The emotional scars left behind from unresolved trauma can create a need to numb the emotional pain and anxiety. Childhood Trauma Childhood trauma makes individuals more susceptible to cognitive […]
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Those who have tried recovery before and may be feeling sad about their lack of progress may ask “Is recovery even possible?” Recovery is a life-altering change whose difficulty cannot be overstated. Those who are new to the recovery process may wonder “How do I go about being sober?” Guiding Principles of Recovery The Substance […]
Relying on your social support system while facing addiction can provide much needed relief in your quest for sobriety. Our social supports or friends can be tied to larger groups, such as neighbors, community members, co-workers or other influencers in your network. They can greatly improve your psychological well-being and increase your life expectancy. The […]
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Various studies and research continue to tout the science and benefits of happiness. Unqualified self-acceptance and connectivity allow us to feel a greater sense of accomplishment and joy. “There is evidence that happiness is contagious, that happier people help those around them to become happier too. A study published in the British Medical Journal followed people […]
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4 Practical Ways of Managing Social Anxiety
What is Anxiety? By definition, anxiety is the body’s response to stressful situations, and this manifests itself as a constant feeling of apprehension about upcoming events. While it is perfectly reasonable to be anxious ahead of a job interview, client presentation, etc., prolonged anxiety – over six months – is detrimental to your health. Intense […]
Non Traditional Programs vs 12 Step
Programs for substance use treatment have been around for decades and none of them have quite stood the test of time like the 12-step programs. These programs are well known and are typically seen through meeting groups, most popularly recognized as Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A) and Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.) groups. Other offsets have been created from […]
5 Ways to Help Your Spouse with Depression
When your spouse is depressed, your marriage can become depressed. The sadness and illness in the family can erode the emotional intimacy and clouds your marriage/relationship with pessimism, resentment, anger, and isolation. You need to keep in mind that even the loveliest and happiest people can be pulled into the depression corner within no time. […]
Men With Low T Can Experience Emotional and Physical Health Challenges
Men with low T can experience emotional and physical health challenges as well as significant drops in sex drive. Anxiety, irritability, depression and other mood changes are common in men with low T. Low T Can Impact Emotional Well-being Testosterone is a steroid hormone that stimulates the development of male sexual characteristics and is produced mainly […]
Drinking Among Teens and Women is Increasing
Targeted marketing ads are flooding the minds of women and drinking among teens and women in increasing. Marketing ads that are conveying messages that show mothers taking a “mommy time-out” with alcoholic beverages is one campaign that is reaching the minds of many. Companies are exploiting the difficulties that come with rearing children, attending college and other life-situations that might be considered stressful […]
Childhood Trauma Linked to Substance Use Disorders
Exposure to childhood trauma has been linked to substance use disorders. Childhood trauma, physical and sexual abuse as well as neglect can create traumatic life experiences. The emotional scars left behind from unresolved trauma can create a need to numb the emotional pain and anxiety. Childhood Trauma Childhood trauma makes individuals more susceptible to cognitive […]
Opioids Impact The Brain’s Neurotransmitters
Is Recovery Even Possible?
Those who have tried recovery before and may be feeling sad about their lack of progress may ask “Is recovery even possible?” Recovery is a life-altering change whose difficulty cannot be overstated. Those who are new to the recovery process may wonder “How do I go about being sober?” Guiding Principles of Recovery The Substance […]
Relying On Your Support System
Relying on your social support system while facing addiction can provide much needed relief in your quest for sobriety. Our social supports or friends can be tied to larger groups, such as neighbors, community members, co-workers or other influencers in your network. They can greatly improve your psychological well-being and increase your life expectancy. The […]
Happiness And Self-Acceptance
Various studies and research continue to tout the science and benefits of happiness. Unqualified self-acceptance and connectivity allow us to feel a greater sense of accomplishment and joy. “There is evidence that happiness is contagious, that happier people help those around them to become happier too. A study published in the British Medical Journal followed people […]