Stress and anxiety are very common, and they have similar symptoms, but they are not the same. It’s important to know the difference so that if you experience symptoms, you know how best to manage them. What Is Stress? Stress is the body’s normal response to a challenge, such as a busy day at work […]
Treatment for addiction is the first step toward a healthier life, but recovery is a lifelong journey. From the first day, you have to be motivated and focused on your goals, but you also need to be dedicated to the process. What Dedication Means Dedication means being fully and continuously committed to your recovery, with […]
If you struggle with your mental health, as many people do, learning to accept yourself can make a difference in a multitude of ways. It takes practice to get to a state of self-acceptance, but it can be an important step on a path to a more fulfilling life. What Does Self-Acceptance Mean? Self-acceptance means […]
Why They’re Different, and Why That’s Good News When families are involved in a loved one’s recovery, one question often comes up: “Isn’t family coaching the same thing as family therapy?” The short answer: No. And that’s a good thing. Many times, I hear providers explain that a spouse, child, or parent of their client […]
Family dynamics are often complex, with different personalities and perspectives struggling to co-exist. Sometimes families can benefit from an outside perspective to help them deal with challenges. Family coaching may be the answer to help families to heal and strengthen their connections. What Is Family Coaching? A family coach works with family members to help […]
In addiction recovery, you experience many challenges, one of which is rebuilding your life. When in active addiction, your life was the addiction, so in recovery, you’re left with a void to fill. This void, however, gives you a remarkable opportunity to find your purpose. It Starts with You Before you find your purpose, you […]
