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Support vs Enabling

Support vs Enabling

What do families actually support? And why do people have ongoing conflicts with their families? Get a quick rundown of the difference between support and enabling so that you can improve the patterns within your family. LISTEN TO THE AUDIO VERSION

Mangled Needles

Reusing needles usually becomes necessary during active addiction. What happens when needles are shared even with yourself? Find out why needle education is an effective form of harm reduction.

Attachment in Recovery

Attachment in Recovery

Because addictive disorders often are lonely, isolative diseases, attachment disorders can contribute to addiction. Dr. Patrick Fehling challenges you to see how you attach to other people in your life because relationships ARE recovery.

Spiritual Spectrum of Peer Support

Though a program might not fit you perfectly, the willingness to try one of them demonstrates true motivation to change. Learn the different types of peer support groups, their positives, and their negatives.

Buprenorphine

The clinical control of buprenorphine differentiates it from older opioid treatments like methadone. Review the advantages of using buprenorphine, especially in combination with a therapy and counseling. LISTEN TO THE AUDIO VERSION

Mindful Muscle Relaxation

Mindful Muscle Relaxation

These four mindfulness relaxation steps are easy to do quickly and they have the right amount of distraction to stay focused on each body part. Daily practice of these works well in decreasing the effects of stress on your body and mind.

Psychological Traits of Addicted Teens

Psychological Traits of Addicted Teens

Early intervention to prevent new instances of addiction from developing is more than just saying “no.” Use information and logical strategies to help yourself understand how to strengthen recovery and possibly prevent teen drug use.

ADHD – Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

ADHD – Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Because we see an abundance of people who diagnose themselves as ADHD, Dr. Patrick Fehling is going to explain the necessary details of a clinical ADHD diagnosis. You’ll find out what kinds of ADHD are most common, and what treatments are recommended.

Day 1 May Be in a Few Months

Day 1 May Be in a Few Months

The first day an addict gets clean and sober is the starting point for their recovery milestones. However, rebuilding trust in the family is a process that doesn’t always begin on Day 1. Learn what you can do to help yourself, and the ones you love.