Real World Therapy For Real People
A Complex Addiction Opiate addictions are some of the most complex types of addictions that our population faces right now. Everyone is talking about the opiate crisis. What most people are not talking about, however, is the fact that this is a very complex crisis because opiate abuse never is only about one drug. When […]
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Looking for the Keys to Happiness? “It requires some effort to achieve a happy outlook on life, and most people don’t make it.” —Author and researcher Gregg Easterbrook Psychologists have recently handed the keys to happiness to the public, but many people cling to gloomy ways out of habit, experts say. Polls show Americans are
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Looking for Answers About Your Addiction? No matter what the source of an individual’s addiction, all addicts must take the first step toward their recovery by admitting that they have a problem. While this may seem cliché, it is still the absolute truth. The process of recovery has to start with the individual recognizing their
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How Home Ownership Can Bring Happiness to Your Life Over my many years of personal therapy, I have noticed something quite interesting. When counseling patients that had made the decision to purchase a new home, their overall attitude toward life changed…for the positive. The process of purchasing a home can be a key to short
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Treatment For Alcohol Addiction Alcohol abuse is the term used to describe the habit of drinking unhealthily every day or consuming large quantities of alcohol at a time. Alcohol abuse can ruin your relationships, render you unemployed because of absenteeism from work or make you break laws such as DUI (driving under the influence of
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Somatic Therapy What is it and why does it help? Most people think that you talk your way out of problems. Most communication takes place nonverbally, through the body, and when change happens, it happens inside the body. If therapy works, you will feel it. Some sensation inside you will tell you that