Beyond the Jargon

January 22, 2015 by C. Scott McMillin

What’s behind those fine-sounding terms on the website? Which provide useful information, and which are bells and whistles to enhance attractiveness?

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Taking Action: Know the Enemy

January 19, 2015 by C. Scott McMillin

The behaviors of alcoholics and addicts are so predictable because the disease follows a certain progression.

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Predicting Success in Groups

January 15, 2015 by C. Scott McMillin

We don’t need to ‘cure’ social anxiety, only to increase the individual’s level of control over his or her emotions…

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Holidays Step by Step

December 25, 2014 by Cecile

Reclaiming holidays doesn’t just keep them from becoming relapse triggers– it can also offer chances to live the joy in recovery.

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Ten Steps to a Strategic Plan

December 22, 2014 by C. Scott McMillin

“I don’t know why we bother. Hardly any of the stuff we predict ever comes to pass.”

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How Come Outcomes?

December 15, 2014 by C. Scott McMillin

Yet because the information is compiled by an outside firm, the program can trumpet ‘independently verified’ outcomes.

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Collegiate Recovery Program Study: Recovering Students Face Multiple Addictions

December 4, 2014 by Alexandre Laudet, Ph.D

Close to 20% reported being in recovery from one or more behavioral addictions – especially disordered eating, sex and love addiction, and self harm…

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The Ghost of DUIs Past

December 1, 2014 by Marisa Feil

Closure is a great aid to the process of recovery, as it allows you to shut the door to that part of your life and move forward to newer, better things.

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Hedging His Bet

November 27, 2014 by C. Scott McMillin

He burned through more than a few sponsors before settling with an older gentlemen who’d gotten clean and sober following a career as a Baltimore drug thug and a stretch in state prison.

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You Get Out What You Put In

November 20, 2014 by C. Scott McMillin

It’s a good question to put to a newcomer, in AA/NA or in therapy: “How much work are you willing to put into this process?”

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