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Dual Recovery Anonymous Group
12-step support group for individuals who are seeking support with mental health and substance abuse concerns When Sundays 3:30 to 5:00 Sponsored By Where: 916
A New Year and a New Start in 2017
The New Year is always a time of inner reflection and retrospect, when we think about the successes and failures of the year past and
Announcing South Bay connect Treatment Center for Codependency in Addition to Substance Abuse
New Innovative Treatment Model South Bay connect Treatment Center is unique, since we have a codependency program that one may participate in even if their
Back to School Blues
Helping your child reduce anxiety about returning to school Anxiety is something that everyone can struggle with – including children. Every fall, school-kids of all
The Stages of Change: Completing Positive Reformations
Change is hard; there is no question about that. Making positive life changes may seem simple on the surface, but good intentions only go so
Binge Drinking and the Path to Alcohol Dependence
April is Alcohol Awareness Month and a time to reflect on drinking habits and how they may affect individual and public health. Although legal and
Are you a smartphone addict?
Have you ever observed others glued to their phone, couples sitting out at dinner looking at their individual phones, your children irritable and angry when
New Year’s Resolutions and Making them Stick
The New Year is a time of reflection and change. For many, it marks a turning point and the opportunity for a fresh start toward
2015 Highlights
This year was a busy year of expanding our services as well as conferences and visiting treatment centers. Here is a quick snapshot of our
Managing Holiday Stress
The holidays are an exciting time each year full of family, friends, and celebration. As fun as this season can be, it can also be
Marijuana Use
Is Marijuana an Herb? Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the U.S., with nearly 20 million people using it every month. Though
What causes men to batter?
In order to continue to provide information on domestic violence and abuse during October National Domestic Violence Awareness month, we have prepared the following article.
