Tag: cognitive behavioral therapy

Letting Go: Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery

Letting Go: Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery

by | Jun 7, 2018 | Articles

Forgiveness in Addiction Recovery Through the process of healing from a substance abuse process, you may discover that you hold onto feelings of resentment, anger, and disappointment in yourself. While these feelings are very common for people in your situation, they...
Drug Withdrawal Management & Why It’s Necessary

Drug Withdrawal Management & Why It’s Necessary

by | Apr 20, 2018 | Articles

Drug Withdrawal Management Drug withdrawal management, commonly referred to as “detox,” is a vital first step toward combating drug addiction. Substances like prescription opioids, benzodiazepines, heroin and alcohol can all cause severe withdrawal...
Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Addiction Treatment

Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Addiction Treatment

by | Apr 5, 2018 | Articles

Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Addiction Treatment Admitting that you have a problem with drugs or alcohol is the hard part. Now, it’s just a matter of reaching out to caring professionals who are committed to your recovery. Addiction treatment is widely available,...
Christ-Centered Addiction Treatment

Christ-Centered Addiction Treatment

by | Jan 17, 2018 | Articles

Christ-Centered Addiction Treatment Nobody expects or plans to become addicted to drugs or other harmful substances, but it can happen before you know it. If you or someone you love is facing problems with addiction, finding a viable solution is vital. Without the...

5 Ways to Deal with Late Night Drug or Alcohol Cravings

by | Apr 24, 2014 | Articles

When you are recovering from drug or alcohol addiction, you are bound to experience cravings. Perhaps you will experience these cravings late at night, when you might have been accustomed to partaking of alcohol or drugs. Not only did you create a ritual that you were...

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As I Arrived. I had a lot of emotions going on coming here: anger (getting “help”─again─but this time out-of-state), and fear (first time on a plane, going to the middle...
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