Moderate Drinking vs. Alcohol Dependence: Understanding the Difference
Join our Moderation Management Group or Recovery Choices Group! A drink is defined as: Definitively, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services considers moderate drinking
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
Every April for the past 29 years, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence has put the spotlight on alcohol abuse, raising awareness of its
Depression Vaccine on the Horizon?
By Donna Balancia Depression may not be genetic or a result of poor nutrition, obesity or other causes, a new study indicates. Rather, major depressive
When Loving is Too Much: What Codependency is and What it is Not
Many people live in codependency for many years or even decades with realizing the unhealthy nature of their relationships. In its simplest form, codependency is
Living in the Moment: Don’t Let Your Past or Future Hinder Your Present
Buddha once said, “The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate
Creating and Keeping New Year’s Resolutions that Stick
New Year’s Day is a time to turn over a new leaf and resolve to do the things we wish we would have been doing
A New Addition to Recovery NOW, Therapist Jamie Hayworth-Chin
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Drug and Alcohol Use during the Holidays
It’s that time of year again when stockings line the chimneys, holiday music fills the air and shoppers begin searching for the perfect gifts. For
Educate Yourself. Teach Others. #ADHD
Educate Yourself. Teach Others. #ADHD Spread the Word During ADHD Awareness Month October 2014 October is ADHD Awareness Month! CHADD encourages you to educate