5 Common Myths About Treatment
Myths can often keep people from seeking treatment when they most need it. Dr. Rosengren discusses and dispels 5 common myths surrounding treatment.
Sleep, Exercise and Nutrition
Physical well-being is crucial to emotional well-being. A balance of sleep, exercise is one way to ensure you maintain an optimal level of physical wellness.
#WhyIStayed: ‘Leaving Was a Process, Not an Event’
Our Jessica Yaffa is featured in a NY Post article by Mackenzie Dawson that looks at several reasons why women stay in and leave an abusive relationship.
Jessica Yaffa Responds to Ray Rice’s Abusive Behavior
Jessica Yaffa responds to the NFL’s reaction to Ray Rice’s abusive behavior.
WHO Report on Global Suicide
The World Health Organization recently published a report on global suicide. We’ve provided a bite-sized recap of the report to help get the information out.
Suicide and Addiction: The Quiet U.S. Epidemic
Suicide in the US is an often neglected problem. With a strong tie between suicide and substance misuse, it’s suggested we look at the interplay between the two.
Tolerating Discomfort
Discomfort is an unavoidable feeling whether you’re in recovery or not. Learn why it’s important to tolerate uncomfortable feelings and how you can deal.
Practical Recovery Announces the Opening of The Restoration Inn
We are excited to announce the opening of The Restoration Inn, a four-bed trauma-informed addiction treatment home for women.
Mouthwatering Pesto Salmon
More Herbs, Less Salt A healthy diet is extremely important, not just for recovery, but for overall physical and mental health. A good rule of thumb when it comes to a balanced diet is “everything in moderation.” Our bodies need some sodium to function properly, but many people go overboard when it comes to salt […]
Be Kind to Humankind
Research shows kindness actually increases happiness – that’s right, it can actually elevate our mood! Here are 4 fantastic ways to practice being kind.