beat the stigma behind alcohol addiction

How to Beat the Stigma Behind Alcohol Addiction

One in eight Americans suffers from alcohol addiction. Of the 20.6 million adults who suffer from an alcohol use disorder, less than 10% seek treatment. Interestingly enough, financials and availability are rarely the problems; instead, almost 96% of people who fail to seek treatment for alcohol addiction do so because they believe they do not…

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Fatigue during addiction recovery

7 Ways to Fight Fatigue During Addiction Recovery

Recovery from drug or alcohol addiction is hard. Within the first couple of days, people will experience a range of thoughts and feelings. This shift can make it hard to participate in daily activities – especially if you are attending treatment. A vast majority of people entering recovery feel lethargic throughout their day. Without enough…

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Talking-about-Depression

What to Expect When Telling Someone You Have Depression

Depression is weird. It is a disease but due to its historical stigma, talking about it can be a little tricky. Depression awareness and knowledge has become better as of recently, but unfortunately, it is still widely misunderstood. This can make it hard to talk about the topic with family or friends. People can feel…

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accountability in addiction recovery

The Importance of Accountability in Addiction Recovery

For many people, the road of addiction was paved with trauma, misfortunes, broken relationships, and ultimately to the destruction of one’s overall well-being. The recovery process starts with understanding and accepting your past and leads to self-forgiveness. Once you can acknowledge and come to terms with the pains of the past through programs like trauma…

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quality treatment center

How To Spot a Quality Treatment Center

The search for a reputable addiction treatment facility can be hard. Hopefully, we can steer you in the right direction away from deceptive marketing to save you some time and money. 1. Credentials First and foremost are the licensures of the doctors and therapists of the program. Counselors, therapists, and psychologists are the health professionals…

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How to Welcome Back a Coworker From Treatment

It can be a bit difficult or a little awkward welcoming back a fellow employee after they have been absent for mental health reasons or a professionals rehab program. Historically these issues have been traditionally taboo and are generally loaded with stigma. You might ask yourself: How do I act? Do I ask about it…

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