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Ask the Doc: Mindfulness

The Mindful Recovery process unleashes a natural blooming of internal motivation to improve personal health, maintain sobriety, and develop social responsibility. Mindful Recovery is a voluntarily-maintained process characterized by the intention to refrain from harming oneself and others, and a …

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Ask the Doc: Nutrition

Healthy nutrition and regular exercise are the best way to control weight in the general population, and also in people with dual diagnosis, who are at increased risk of becoming overweight and developing heart disease early. What are healthy principles …

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Encore: Being Mindful of Your Recovering Loved One During the Holidays

Addiction can threaten the lives of people via many different avenues: recreational drugs, painkillers, alcohol, food, and more. While many of us grow excited about the holiday season, there are others that become anxious about this time of year. The…

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Ask the Doc: Opioids

While opioids have relieved pain for millennia, people can become addicted. Doctors grew wary and laws restricted their prescription which unfortunately left many in needless distress. Pharmaceutical companies leapt into this complex clinical dilemma offering a simplistic and wrong solution: …

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Ask the Doc: Why Is Family Work Such An Integral Part Of Treatment?

Traditional clinical training typically excludes the family from the treatment process. The thinking behind this is that the clinician and individual can more easily form a bond that is therapeutic and that the healing occurs within the context of that …

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Ask the Doc: FASD

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders is an umbrella encompassing fetal alcohol effects, alcohol-related neurodevelopmental disorder, and alcohol-related birth defects. These occur to infants when mothers drink excessively in pregnancy and may include physical, mental, behavioral, and/or learning disabilities with possible lifelong …

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5 WAYS TO MAKE HOPE A PART OF RECOVERY

Recovery and hope occur simultaneously. While it may seem overwhelming at times to recover from mental illness and substance use, it is possible. The steps taken to continue recovery are filled with stresses and pressures; however, coping with struggles in …

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