Childhood trauma is a significant factor in the development of addiction later in life. Many individuals who struggle with addiction have experienced some form of trauma during their childhood, whether
Addiction and grief do not have to co-occur–a person can grieve loss without falling into substance use disorder–but all too often, they do. Studies have shown that people with substance
Past trauma is often the culprit behind addiction and mental health disorders, believe it or not. It can also cause physical health challenges in your life, too. If you’re struggling,
You or a loved one may have had to accept a difficult truth: you need some help to attain the mental health and stability you long for. Whether the issue
Binge eating disorder (BED) is a complex condition that affects individuals emotionally, mentally, and physically. Therapy is a critical component of recovery, addressing the underlying triggers and helping individuals develop
Living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is challenging enough on its own, but when paired with addiction, it creates a complex dynamic that requires specialized treatment. The intersection of OCD and
Finishing that sentence is more complex than you’d think. After all, adverse childhood experiences can have a lasting impact on you, of course, but their reach is far more multi-faceted.
Veterans often carry the invisible wounds of war, including trauma that manifests as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). One groundbreaking approach to healing these wounds is EMDR treatment (Eye Movement Desensitization
Outpatient alcohol treatment is a life-changing resource for individuals striving to overcome alcohol addiction while maintaining their daily responsibilities. Unlike residential programs, outpatient treatment offers the flexibility to balance work,
Once a person has gotten to the point–through life’s experiences, the crumbling of relationships, increasingly dangerous health issues, or a combination of these factors–where they know they need to seek
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