From the moment we see a young Beth Harmon learn to save her precious green tranquilizers, it is obvious that substances will play a prominent
While I was in rehab, we attended local 12-Step meetings three times each week. One of these meetings was a women’s 12-Step study where we
My final post in this series discusses the emotional fallout of boundary setting and gives some suggestions for how to manage the challenges of boundary
“I wasn’t a bad person trying to get good. I was a sick person trying to get well.” Mark Litvine is a person in long
In 2018, cigarette and smokeless tobacco companies spent a total of $25 million each day on marketing.[1] Whether you realize it or not, every time
There are more people in slavery today than anytime in history. The globe is surrounded by the effects of this 150 billion dollar industry which
The holiday season can be a difficult time for people in recovery – and that is during a regular year. It is no secret that
In my last blog post, I introduced a common issue in relationship dynamics and particularly in addiction experiences: codependency. In this post, I’ll discuss what
In the United States, more than 1.2 million people are living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), the virus that leads to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
On November 4, 2015, Alabama’s acting State Health Officer Thomas Miller signed a letter in support of the Alabama State Plan for Tobacco Prevention and
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