Teaching Emotional Resilience
Originally published June 11, 2020 at Counselor Magazine If addicts and alcoholics use chemicals to avoid uncomfortable emotions, teaching them to feel and tolerate such
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Originally published June 11, 2020 at Counselor Magazine If addicts and alcoholics use chemicals to avoid uncomfortable emotions, teaching them to feel and tolerate such
Originally published 12/29/21 on Recovery View. While group counseling continues to be the most common and cost-effective way of treating addictive disorders, the propensity toward
Originally published June 4, 2020 on Recovery View I have been fortunate enough over the past 25 years to sit in on Chemical Dependence (CD)
Originally published on November 14, 2013 at Recovery View In aiding our patients to prevent relapse, one common area of focus is to help them
Originally published on Recovery View – November 5, 2013 Most people can tell you what a trigger is and can provide examples of triggers, but
Originally published on www.counselormagazine.com In part 5, we covered the little-known Trigger Recovery Process. In this final article of the series, we will explore Relapse
Originally published on www.counselormagazine.com In part 4 of the series, we defined relapse triggers and explored common trigger events which lead to entering the craving
Craving & Relapse Prevention – Part 4 Originally published on www.counselormagazine.com In part 3 of the series, we finished up with the set-up behaviors that
Originally published on www.counselormagazine.com In part three of the series, we will continue our discussion of set-up behaviors that lead to the craving cycle. Remember
Originally published on www.counselormagazine.com In part one of the series, we introduced the dangers associated with the craving cycle: obsession, compulsion, physical craving, and drug