Taking care of yourself is not about pampering after burnout. How can you take care of yourself through prolonged crisis?
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People with Substance Use Disorders are protected by the Fair Housing Act, including prohibiting discrimination against people who use medications for their recovery.
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The most recent study published, looking at data from 40,000 people with an opioid use disorder. Which treatment is best for reducing overdose and ER visits?
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To help fill the gap in CRAFT therapy services, there are a few organizations that have begun offering CRAFT based coaching and support to families across the country.
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A recent episode of the podcast Finding Fixes featured an interview with Lara about supporting families who love someone with a SUD.
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An audio recording for your practice at home
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Opioid overdose is preventable. Learning about signs of overdose, rescue breathing and Narcan can save a life.
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When your world feels like its cracked right down the middle and you can barely hold the pieces together, its time to get back to basics. Retreat to your supply lines.
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It is very helpful to identify a few new ways to be your loving, affectionate self towards your loved one, even if you have decided that the old ways of showing your care is not working any longer
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What might it look like if we truly recognized the power of shame in addiction – the fear of rejection and disconnection? What would empathy and connection, as a response to relapse, look like in the context of addiction treatment?
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It’s a conversation that happens a hundred times a day around the world, in the homes of newly sober families.
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Busting the worst myths about teens and substance use -
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The family in this article represents a composite of many typical clients and does not contain any identifying information about past or current families with whom I have worked.
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