Empathy

How Art Therapy Helps In Addiction Treatment [caption id="attachment_18893" align="aligncenter" width="336"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Shernide Delva When pain is too hard to put into words, art may be the language you... Learn More

7 Fearless Ways Successful People Think Author: Shernide Delva Ever wonder what makes a successful person successful? It can be challenging to make goals for your future, especially after overcoming an addiction. However, in recovery, you finally have the opportunity to live successfully without fear being... Learn More

Run to the Rescue 5K/1 Mile Walk for First Responders Fighting Addiction Author: Justin Mckibben Runners, walkers and volunteers… take your mark and run to the rescue! Palm Partners and Palm Healthcare are proudly supporting an event hosted by the Harrigan Foundation on February 6th, 2016 that is dedicated to trying to... Learn More

Using Social Media to Treat Depression [caption id="attachment_16430" align="aligncenter" width="387"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben I’m at it again! #cantstopwontstop Back to talk about that strangely familiar topic of the... Learn More

Good Guy Obama Commutes Sentences, Pardons Others for Nonviolent Drug Offences By Cheryl Steinberg The White House issued a statement saying that President Obama has made a move to grant older prisoners the same leniency that is given to those convicted of the same crimes in today’s socio-political climate. On Tuesday,... Learn More

Complaining: It Does a Body Good By Cheryl Steinberg Let’s face it…we all complain. And we like doing it. And that’s OK. In fact, it can actually be beneficial to both our mental and physical wellbeing. Research has shown that complaining, when done right, can... Learn More

How to Talk to Your Alcoholic Partner Alcoholism is a condition characterized with drastic and dramatic negative effects on all areas of life, including marriage and family relationships. If you are married or engaged in any form of relationship with an alcoholic partner it can feel like... Learn More

Junkie, Crackhead, Dope fiend: Is it ever OK to use derogatory terminology to describe addiction? Addiction has many faces, touches all levels of class and creed, and has many names. Titles like ‘Junkie’, ‘Crack-head’, ‘Dope Fiend’ are thrown around, and other not-so-fun nick-name's like ‘Drunk’ all create a negative mental picture for most people. The... Learn More

How to Deal When a Friend Relapses… Friendship is something we all look for, and one of the most valuable things in this life we are gifted with. We look for companions among our peers to walk through life’s brightest moments and heavy burdens with. In sobriety... Learn More

How You’re Being Selfish By Enabling the Addict in Your Life You may not know it, but by adapting to the life-style and choices of a person in your life struggling with substance abuse or addiction you are enabling the harmful actions and outcomes in that person’s life, and it is... Learn More

11 Things Only Men in Recovery Understand Recovery has a large population of men, and in sobriety most guys step up and step out of ego and immaturity (or we at least try) in order to be better men. We typically have pride, ambition, and reputation to get... Learn More

5 Ways to Get Out of Your Own Head It is true a mind is a terrible thing to waste, but some would say you can waste too much time stuck in your own mind. As important as reflection and self-knowledge can be in recovery, it is not always... Learn More

How Art Therapy Helps In Addiction Treatment

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