Many parents are already setting children into sleep routines and checking off school supply checklists. One important activity to add to this end of summer rush is the Back to School Check-Up, a few ideas to ensure your children continue a drug-free life. Pre-K to Sixth Grade One of the first and best gifts we […]
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Research states that children who begin the school year with the necessary school supplies have greater motivation to stay in school, as well as have a higher self-esteem, all of which sets them up for a more successful school year. Not only do these supplies influence the students and their families, but also assists in
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Raven was surrounded by the reality of substance use for her entire life. She was aware of the effects this disease could have on the individual and relationships, and believed she was immune to the effects of it. However, this did not fully protect her from exposure to substance use. It was after her first
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Accidents happen. Pain happens. For most of society, aftercare is as simple as following a doctor’s orders. For those in recovery, a thorough plan for managing pain and narcotics is the difference between relapse and sobriety. Join us as we expose a common blind spot in recovery with David Palaia, a LPC with years of
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More than 23.5 million Americans are thought to struggle with substance use disorder, but only 11% get treatment.[1] Most addiction treatment centers use an abstinence-based approach that encourages individuals to stop using drugs and alcohol altogether. However, with only a small portion of people seeking this kind of help, it is important to extend support
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