Blog
When An Eating Disorder Intervention May Be Necessary
If you think a loved one may be suffering from an eating disorder, it is worth intervening as soon as possible. Many suffering from such
Heather Hayes
29 February 2020
Alcohol
High-Functioning Alcoholics: Signs and Treatment
High-Functioning Alcoholics: Signs and Treatment Can you be an alcoholic and still perform well at work? Still maintain friendships? Look like you’ve got it all
Heather Hayes
25 February 2020
Blog
The Link Between Childhood Trauma and Substance Abuse
While many people have casually observed it for decades, we now have research that has proven there to be a clear correlation between the experience
Heather Hayes
15 February 2020
Blog
Finding New Purpose When Your Loved One Goes To Treatment
Being in a relationship with an addict of any sort is extremely testing and, ninety-nine percent of the time, heartbreaking. Trust is inevitably shattered, promises
Heather Hayes
5 February 2020
Adolescents
The Importance Of Play For Adolescents
In recent years, it has been widely accepted that play is fundamental for children during their education and development. In fact, science and experience have
Heather Hayes
25 January 2020
Blog
How Winter Can Affect Depression and Substance Abuse
Winter is here and, for many of us, so are the blues. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is estimated to affect 10 million Americans according to
Heather Hayes
23 January 2020
Alcohol
How To Stay Connected To Recovery Long-Term
Before someone struggling with addiction gets sober, they tend to believe that all they need to do is stop engaging in their addictive behavior if
Heather Hayes
18 January 2020
Blog
The Importance of Working With A Sober Companion When Transitioning Home From Treatment
Have you recently come back from treatment and found that you are struggling to maintain your sobriety? Do you feel like you might be slipping
Heather Hayes
11 January 2020
Blog
Working With Co-Occurring Disorders
A person struggling with a dual diagnosis, or co-occurring disorder will typically suffer from both a psychological condition such as depression, anxiety or schizophrenia alongside
Heather Hayes
4 January 2020
Blog
Support Yourself Through The New Year
If you feel like you have taken it too far over Christmas and it’s been building up all year, could it be time to reach
Heather Hayes
28 December 2019
Alcohol
A Guide To Surviving The Holiday Season
Whether it is Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanza, the holiday season is most typically known for a time to be with family, and to eat and
Heather Hayes
21 December 2019
Addiction Treatment Planning
Tips for Avoiding Holiday Addiction Relapses
For those who struggle with addiction, the ‘most wonderful time of year’ often isn’t. Whether it’s the temptation of parties, family stress, financial stress or
Heather Hayes
18 December 2019
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