Library
Resources on Addiction, Treatment, and Recovery
What can you find in the Library?
We’d like the Library to be a one-stop shop for information and resources on addiction, treatment, and recovery. We’ll be building sections for different types of media, topic areas, and audiences, just like a real-world library.
You can view the complete feed of all RecoverySI articles, resources, videos and more here.
Check out our first “New Addition”–the Bookshelf!
Creating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 6
Topics: clinician skills, customer service, marketing
Creating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 5
Topics: communication, customer service, marketing
Creating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 4
The telephone represents a sort of middle ground. You may not be able to see one another, but both parties will pick up on verbal nuances– often subconsciously.
Topics: communication, customer service, marketing
Creating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 3
Most programs already review open and closed records, so it’s not that difficult to add indicators about the quality of written information.
Topics: customer service, marketing
Creating a Culture of Customer Satisfaction, Part 2
Topics: communication, customer service, marketing
Insomnia: The Medication Dilemma
Insomnia is at the top of the list of common problems for both active addicts and the newly recovering, and sleeping meds can pose risks.
Topics: barriers to recovery, cognitive behavioral therapy, early recovery, physicians
Intrusive Thoughts
In most cases, the intrusive thoughts associated with addiction (cravings, disturbing images, etc) go away during the course of recovery.
Topics: anxiety, craving, early recovery, tools for recovery
Not-So-Early Recovery
But no matter how difficult a challenge or how great a triumph it is for us to get from there to here, life’s still going to keep throwing more problems at us.
Topics: emotional issues, maintaining sobriety, tools for recovery
Where Goals and Effectiveness Meet
Experience tells us that almost all of the wide variety of treatment strategies and models are around because they work well for someone.
Topics: abstinence, consequences, finding the right treatment, getting help, MAT, outcomes
The Colors of Serenity
We were using the same kind of language to talk about it: Focusing, centering, in the moment, relaxing, stress-reducing, peaceful.
Topics: maintaining sobriety, mindfulness, relaxation, tools for recovery