PTSD – Recognizing Trauma

PTSD – Recognizing Trauma

Recognizing Trauma in all Walks of Life Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can affect anyone who has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. This mental health condition can develop after various forms of trauma, including natural disasters, serious accidents,...
The Truth About Addiction

The Truth About Addiction

Addiction remains one of the most misunderstood public health issues in society today. Despite decades of scientific research and advocacy, myths and misconceptions about addiction and recovery continue to shape public attitudes, influence policies, and, worst of all,...
Staying Strong & Managing Triggers

Staying Strong & Managing Triggers

One of the most challenging parts of recovery is learning how to manage everyday triggers and cravings that can catch you off guard and steer you off the path. Sometimes you can foresee temptation but, more often than not, these moments arise when you least expect...
Stages of Recovery

Stages of Recovery

Recovery from addiction is not a one-time decision or a straight path. It’s a continuous journey full of growth, setbacks, learning, and transformation. Whether the struggle is with alcohol, drugs, or other compulsive behaviors, healing unfolds over time through a...
The Best Things in Life are Free

The Best Things in Life are Free

As prices continue to rise, it can feel expensive to be alive anymore. Leaving the house is a financial obligation these days. One of the most empowering realizations in life is that joy, peace, and fulfillment don’t have to come with a price tag. In a world that...
Knowing When Enough is Enough

Knowing When Enough is Enough

Substance use can be a complicated issue, and not every person who uses alcohol or drugs develops an addiction. However, when substance use begins to negatively impact multiple areas of life — your health, relationships, work, or mental well-being — it may be a sign...