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Cost Control Challenges
A budget, after all, is just a detailed prediction about the future. Human beings are not that good at predicting the future.
Category: Articles, Library, Programs | Tags: administration, financial strategies
Some Observations on Mental Health Diagnosis
Another common criticism is that the diagnostic system dehumanizes clinical care, leading us to think about disorders rather than people.
Category: Addiction Clinicians, Articles, Library | Tags: diagnosis, mental illness, signs and symptoms
Code of Ethics and Privacy
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Content Guidelines
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Credibility
If something contradicts his/her experience, they’ll believe the experience. However, if we’re able to provide information in such a way that it better explains that experience, we gain credibility that extends to other positions we may take.
Category: Addiction Clinicians, Articles, Families, Library | Tags: communication, Effective Communication with An Addicted or Alcoholic Person, getting help, signs and symptoms
Defense: Denial
Repeated problems related to drinking or drug use force even the person in denial to acknowledge something is wrong–eventually.
Category: Addiction, Addiction Clinicians, Articles, Families, Library | Tags: Alcoholic Defenses, defense mechanisms, intervention
Comparing Out vs. Comparing In
Beginning your statement with ‘yes, but’ means you’re already arguing. And rest assured, the alcoholic person is well prepared for argument.
Category: Articles, Families, Library | Tags: communication, defense mechanisms, intervention
Clarity
It’s more about knowing exactly what we hope to gain from an interaction, and moving steadily towards that goal.
Category: Addiction Clinicians, Articles, Families, Library | Tags: communication, Effective Communication with An Addicted or Alcoholic Person, getting help, intervention
Calm as a Tool for Better Living
Calm is a tool we learn to use so that we can deal more successfully with life and the problems we all face.
Category: Articles, Library, People in Recovery | Tags: Recovery Tools, relaxation, tools for recovery
Why Do We Keep Losing Bids?
We’re competitive on price and have all the required services, but for some reason the award goes elsewhere.
Category: Blogs, Programs, Tips for Treatment Programs | Tags: financial strategies, marketing, needs assessment, program development, systems