5 Common Myths About Addiction
Throughout the history of humanity, mind-altering substances have been used in various forms in nearly every known culture. And wherever drugs or alcohol could be found, so could problems of individuals falling prey to the pleasures of intoxication. Addiction is not a new or sudden problem in our society, and therefore, it comes with centuries of philosophers, sociologists, psychologists and doctors attempting to define it and to cure it.
Read More8 Lies Addicts Tell… and Why
How do you tell if an alcoholic is lying? It’s when their lips are moving.
If you love an addict, this old saying may ring true for you.
Still, it can be easy to forget you’re not talking to that person you know and love if they are in active addiction. After all, they look the same… the same eyes, hair, height and build. But you may feel as though a stranger has taken up habitat in your loved one’s body.
Read MoreDo You Drink Or Use to Repress Your Rage?
Women in general are trained not to show anger – Southern women especially. I grew up in the South in the Reagan years, the daughter of a divorced mom. I was close to my dad, step-mother, step-brother, and grandparents.
No one ever argued; no one ever fought. The one or two times I said something in anger, I was swiftly and harshly reprimanded.
Read MoreAddressing the Gap – How to Explain a Period of Unemployment
Re-entering the workforce after any length of time away can be intimidating and it is difficult to know where to begin, particularly because job hunting has become so highly competitive due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you are looking for an entry-level position or seeking the opportunity to jump back into your career, having a strong resume on hand is key.
Read MoreFeelings Versus Thoughts
An important aspect of thinking rationally is to know the difference between a “feeling” and a “thought”.
Sound simple?
For many it’s not.
Next time someone asks you “how you feel about something”, take notice whether you answer in basically one word. If not, you most likely are relating what you think.
Read MoreThe Disease of Addiction Explained
Recovery Centers of America’s Chief Scientific Officer Deni Carise explained the disease of addiction at the Villanova conference for Friends of the Manor.
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