Colin A. Ross, M.D. joins us to discuss trauma attachment dissociation and EMDR. See the full video and transcript below: Trauma, Attachment, Dissociation & EMDR Hello everyone! Thank you so much for joining us today – our second inspiration series and our second presentation in that series and our second presentation from Dr. Colin…
Details Sonnee D. Weedn, Ph.D joins us to optimizing mental health through therapeutic life changes. See the full video below:
DetailsDr. Rob Weiss joins us to discuss how clients can move beyond codependence to prodependence. See the full video and transcription below: Inspiration Series: Prodependence: Moving Beyond Codependence Voice-over: The broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen-only mode. Keith Arnold: Hello! Welcome everybody my name is Keith Arnold. I’m with the Gateway…
DetailsDr. Rob Weiss joins us to discuss the fusion of substance use and sex addiction. See the full video and transcription below: Inspiration Series: The Fusion of Substance Use & Sex Addiction Keith Arnold: Hello, welcome everybody! Welcome to our fourth and final presentation on our Inspiration Series with Rob, Dr. Rob Weiss –…
DetailsColin A. Ross, M.D. joins us to discuss PTSD as a future-oriented survival strategy. See the full video and transcription below: Inspiration Series: PTSD as Future-Oriented Survival Strategy The Broadcast is now starting. All attendees are in listen-only mode. Okay, we’re going to get started shortly. Thank you for joining us today. Welcome to…
DetailsDr. Mark Pirtle joins us to talk about addiction as a chronic stress illness. He is an integral therapist who works with clients suffering from mental and physical pain. Combining the disciplines of living systems theory, neuroscience, positive psychology, and mindfulness meditation, he developed an evidence-based program called SkillfullyAware for healing stress-related illnesses. Addiction as…
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One of the most important things you’ll learn in rehab is to recognize and address your triggers before it’s too late. HALT — hungry, angry, lonely and tired — is a handy acronym many recovering addicts use to identify the most common triggers that lead to relapse. These are dangerous and risky states of being…
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Many things come with recovery. Among the essential elements for a recovering addict’s success are emotional support, self-awareness, spirituality and money management. Money management for anyone recovering from alcohol addiction is the most problematic of them all. Addicts are notoriously bad with money. They tend to overspend to satisfy the craving. Misspending money can lead…
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Why Is Sleep Vital During Recovery? Sleep is essential during recovery. You require adequate rest during the early recovery phase to enable your body to perform vital tasks that speed your recovery. The brain plays a vital role in your recuperation. It takes in lots of information that needs to be sorted to help you…
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Sleep disorders are conditions that affect your normal sleeping patterns, leading to difficulties falling asleep as well as a reduced amount of sleep overall. These disorders can result from medical issues, health problems, environmental issues and alcohol withdrawal. It’s essential to get adequate high-quality sleep to enjoy a healthy lifestyle. Sufficient sleep has many benefits…
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