Anxiety
Categories of Trauma
How distinguishing among types of trauma is essential to the healing process When we talk about trauma, we often make the mistake of generalizing. We
Heather Hayes
12 May 2022
Alcohol
Substance Abuse at Work
Understanding substance use disorder in the workplace In the modern world, many of us will spend an enormous percentage of our lives at our workplaces.
Heather Hayes
30 April 2022
Blog
Women and Substance Use Disorder Treatment
This month is Women’s History Month, dedicated to uplifting women’s voices throughout history. Something that is infrequently discussed is women with Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
Heather Hayes
27 March 2022
Adolescents
The Perpetuating Cycle of Substance Use Disorder
The idiom, “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” refers to the characteristics you share with your parents. It may be your mother’s laugh,
Heather Hayes
22 August 2021
Blog
Overprescribing America
We live in a society where we are taught that we can overcome almost any stress, pain or obstacle. People are therefore often unwilling to
Heather Hayes
6 November 2020
Adolescents
The Link Between Child Abuse and Addiction
National Child Abuse Prevention Month occurs every October, and this year we aim to help Americans understand what constitutes child abuse and how distressing experiences
Heather Hayes
11 October 2020
Blog
Adult Peer Pressure: Drinking to Fit In
We commonly associate peer pressure, or coercion to smoke, drink, have sex, or do other activities in order to fit in or gain social status,
Heather Hayes
27 September 2020
Blog
Homophobia and its Effects on Self-Image and Substance Abuse
If we looked exclusively at select media outlets, we might assume that society has progressed past its homophobic past. Many cities now celebrate Pride Week,
Heather Hayes
20 September 2020
Addiction Treatment for Teens
Zero Acceptable Losses
Monday, August 31 marks International Overdose Awareness Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness of the risks of overdose, reducing the stigma surrounding it, and
Heather Hayes
30 August 2020
Blog
The Vicious Cycle of Substance Use Disorder, Promiscuity and Shame
Shame Versus Guilt Shame is defined by the Cambridge Dictionary as “an uncomfortable feeling of guilt”[1]. It is a universal emotion which has been felt,
Heather Hayes
15 August 2020
Adolescents
Respectful Adolescent Transport Protocol™ in Action
When a family hires transporters, they should feel confident that the care their child receives is grounded in a model that accounts for traumatic stress,
Heather Hayes
2 August 2020
Blog
The Role of the Family System in Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health Recovery
When working with individuals with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) or mental health issues, it is imperative to address the larger family system in order to
Heather Hayes
13 June 2020
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