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Recovery
12
Dec

Setting Boundaries with Toxic People is a Form of Self-Care

If you aren’t used to setting boundaries, it can feel very uncomfortable. Unfortunately, the people you need strong boundaries for are also the ones who are most likely to push back. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we help our patients to practice setting and enforcing healthy boundaries with people in their lives as a way...
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05
Dec

The Dangers of Pink Cloud Syndrome

When you hear someone talking about pink clouds, you might envision cotton candy, unicorns, rainbows, and other blissfully happy concepts. In the recovery community, however, pink clouds can be a red flag. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we treat people who have struggled with addiction, and we know that sometimes too much of a good...
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Maintaining Your Recovery During the Holidays
21
Nov

Maintaining Your Recovery During the Holidays

We are quickly approaching the season of giving. The greatest gift a person in recovery can give themselves at this time of year is a solid plan for staying sober and mentally healthy. Despite being “the most wonderful time of the year,” the holiday season can also be very challenging for people who have faced...
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Benefits of Outpatient Treatment, outpatient treatment for overcoming addiction,
07
Oct

Outpatient Services at Cottonwood

Sometimes, a couple of hours of therapy and groups per week is not enough help for a person who is struggling with their mental health or addiction, but they also do not need around-the-clock care. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, our accredited treatment center offers two additional levels of care that fall between standard outpatient...
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23
Aug

Cottonwood Tucson Once Again Included on Newsweek’s America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers List

For the second year in a row, Cottonwood Recovery Center has been recognized on Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers. This prestigious award is presented by Newsweek and Statista Inc., the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider. The awards list was announced in August 2024, and can currently be viewed on Newsweek’s website....
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Sexual Trauma
29
Mar

Can I Manage Anxiety Without Benzodiazepines?

An anxiety disorder can have a tremendous impact on your quality of life. Most people who have ever experienced serious social anxiety, PTSD, or panic attacks struggle to understand just how drastically these conditions can affect everyday life. However regular use of a controlled substance like benzodiazepines often comes with a host of other concerns. ...
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woman experiencing depression and fatigue - how does trauma affect the brain example
28
Aug

How Does Trauma Affect The Brain?

Trauma affects the brain in many ways, perhaps the most important longer term effect is the creation of triggers and associations towards other stimuli in life that cause a person to unnecessarily experience a fight or flight response. Trauma is an integral part of the human experience. Every one of us has experienced trauma in...
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person in therapy - therapy for trauma - modalities
25
Aug

Therapeutic Interventions for Trauma

Therapy for trauma can help enable breakthroughs in trauma recovery. EMDR, CBT, DBT, and somatic experiencing are some of the main treatment modalities that are in use today. Unresolved trauma can manifest in a person’s life in a myriad of different ways. Two different people can have very different responses to similar trauma in fact....
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Blue, Sad, or Depressed: What’s the Difference? Behavioral Health Treatment for Depression, Mood disorders, and Mood disorder treatment
13
Jul

Blue, Sad, or Depressed: What’s the Difference?

We all get a little blue or sad sometimes. But what’s the difference between those emotions and a mood disorder such as depression? The type of symptoms, their intensity, and duration, among other factors. Let’s take a closer look at feeling blue, sad, or depressed and when to seek professional help.  Am I Blue? Some...
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elebrities have come forward to not only talk about healing from trauma but also encourage people to seek out resources that can help
25
May

“Trauma is Trauma”: What Kevin Smith and Others Do About Healing

In an April 2023 interview with People magazine, filmmaker and actor Kevin Smith said that in early 2022, he “awoke in terror, convinced he was losing his mind.” He then checked into a treatment center for 30 days, going through intense therapy to process various childhood traumas. Smith isn’t the only celebrity to bravely open...
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