Despite being often prescribed by doctors for anxiety, Xanax is considered highly addictive. Even those who properly use the drug as prescribed are at a high risk of abusing the substance. Are you unsure whether you or a loved one… Read More ›
Category: Addiction
Genetic Factors of Addiction
Addiction and substance use disorder (SUD) are extremely complex. So many different factors can play a role in addiction and it can be hard to separate those factors. Addiction can have strong physical, psychological, and social components. Additionally, genetic factors… Read More ›
The Healing Power of Community
Healing is not possible alone. It can be scary to let others in on your healing process. This is especially true when opening up to others, expressing yourself, and allowing yourself to be seen hasn’t felt safe in previous relationships.… Read More ›
What Happens When You Start Believing in Yourself
Mental health challenges like anxiety and depression can make it difficult to believe in yourself. You may struggle to experience greater depths of confidence, worthiness, and safety to be who you are. Disorders such as these can mask your ability… Read More ›
The Iceberg of Anger
Individuals often experience and express anger as a secondary emotion. This means that when people feel anger, they are often feeling it in response to another emotion that drives anger as a defense mechanism. Beginning to see anger as the… Read More ›
7 Ways to Boost Your Self-Respect
Those who have an addiction to drugs or alcohol may also struggle with a lack of self-respect. Addiction can cause individuals to behave in strange and often surprising ways. Developing self-respect will allow individuals to find the strength to pursue… Read More ›
Leaning in When You Want to Lean Out
Recovering from mental illness can be challenging at times. Healing is not linear, and challenging moments can make it tempting to give up. Although, choosing to lean in when you want to lean out of recovery is what leads to… Read More ›
Enjoying Your Accomplishments in Recovery
Recovery from substance use and mental illness is not linear. While recovery takes time, it may feel as if you are never doing enough or that you should be further along in your recovery. This mindset can keep you from… Read More ›
What Does Recovery Mean to You?
Recovery means something different to everyone. Just as healing is not one-size-fits-all, what recovery means to each person is going to be different. The Comparison Game Recovery and healing can stop feeling aligned in your journey when you begin comparing… Read More ›
3 Reasons to Start Journaling Today
Journaling is an activity that you can practice to help make sense of challenging thoughts and emotions. Plus, there is something cathartic about sitting down and expressing your feelings on paper. Your journal is a private space for you and… Read More ›
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