Addiction Clinicians

To a seasoned counselor, there’s another way to view it. For one thing, these aren’t isolated incidents.

We’ve never seen a group that works, right from its inception. Progress toward work usually involves struggle through one or more of these modes.

…progress is the measuring stick. You want your patient to know the joy of a structured, purposeful life.

When a group adopts one of these operating modes permanently, as a primary form of interaction, they end up actively resisting any responsibility for achieving individual and group goals.

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

This is also an opportunity to work on an all-important issue in early recovery: personal boundaries.

It’s an unconscious process. Not an exercise of will; more like a reflex.

Project Match has long been held up as demonstrating the efficacy of three very different approaches.

There are many concepts in clinical psychology that are not science-based, but are nonetheless still of use in therapy.

Patients are often afraid to ask, but when they do, they seem to want the truth.