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15
Nov

How Does Stress Influence Addiction?

How Does Stress Influence Addiction? Most people experience stress on some level and many experience it daily. It seems to be a part of our lives with jobs, families, and responsibilities that need to be taken care of. Sometimes there just does not seem to be enough hours in the day. One issue with stress...
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01
Dec

Why Holistic Alcohol Treatment Programs Work so Well

  Why Holistic Alcohol Treatment Programs Work so Well Holistic alcohol treatment programs work well because they are the best approach to treating alcoholism. This type of alcohol treatment involves healing every aspect of the alcoholic’s life. Holistic treatment is not a quick fix nor is it short term. Rather, it is an approach to...
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06
Jan

What Happens When You Lose a Loved One During Recovery?

What Happens When You Lose a Loved One During Recovery? The loss of a loved one is difficult at any time.  Experiencing the loss of a loved while recovering from alcohol or drug addiction can be an especially trying time.  There are many emotions that one can experience from anger, sadness, and denial.  When a...
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23
Jan

Why Does Tanning Addiction Increase Chances of Cancer?

Why Does Tanning Addiction Increase Chances of Cancer? For those that live in a cold climate or who just feel they are too pale like to go to tanning salons to have the perfect tan. According to Addiction.com, 30 million Americans use sunlamps, tanning booths, and/or sunbeds to get a tan. Indoor tanning addicts never...
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13
Feb

Mental Exercises for Anxiety and Depression

Mental Exercises for Anxiety and Depression Anxiety and depression are two disorders that can affect the wellbeing of your mental health. You could experience low, gloomy mood levels as well as phobias that take over your thoughts and how you see yourself and the world around you. While it is important to take medication and...
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07
Jun

Adapting to a Healthy Diet During Recovery

We all function at our best when we eat fresh, whole foods. The body is an intricate machine and the mind a complex computer. Junk food, substance use, dehydration, and other harmful practices contaminate our systems, creating malfunctions. Poor eating habits and lack of physical exercise have a cumulative effect. In fact, the Office of...
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24
Jul

How Yoga Helps Recovery

The most progressive treatment for alcohol and drug addiction addresses the whole person, not just the disease. Most effective continuance of care plans include holistic modalities that help the goal to improve an individual’s mind, body, and spirit. A regular yoga practice is one of the most popular ways to foster this internal connection. Statistics from...
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08
Aug

Keeping a Meditation Journal

A meditation practice can help you manage a number of aspects in life. Whether you need a moment of calm in an otherwise busy day or have a deeper intention for cultivating stillness, meditating provides a safe space. When someone “practices” meditation, he or she is continually learning. It’s a never-ending journey, with many pivotal...
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17
Sep

Laughter as Medicine: Learning to Meditate and Laugh Together

It sounds peculiar to laugh and meditate at the same time, especially when the general perception of meditation is to sit quietly and be still. But a few daily lighthearted chuckles and chuffs often stimulate changes in helpful “feel good” brain chemicals such as endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine. Laughing, like meditation, can reduce symptoms of...
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24
Nov

The Use of Journal Writing As a Recovery Tool

“In this poor body, composed of one hundred bones and nine openings, is something called spirit, a flimsy curtain swept this way and that by the slightest breeze. It is spirit, such as it is, which led me to write. . .” Basho Basho was a traveling poet and student of Zen meditation. He is...
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