by newroadstrmnt | Aug 11, 2017 | Relapse Prevention
Is relapse prevention a possibility during the recovery process? Relapses are a common event in the recovery process. However, relapse is not inescapable. Some of the common predictors of relapse revolve around the individual’s demographic and life history...
by newroadstrmnt | Jun 1, 2017 | Relapse Prevention
Trying to get a head start on early addiction prevention? Addictions and diagnosis can start as early as childhood. Learn about how to beat addiction and get an early start on addiction prevention today! Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) The diagnosis of Reactive...
by newroadstrmnt | Apr 26, 2017 | Relapse Prevention
The month of April was declared Child Abuse Prevention Month by presidential proclamation in 1983. It is time to acknowledge the need for helping families and communities collaborate to prevent child abuse. “Whatever befalls the earth, befalls the children of...
by Cinthia McFeature, PhD | Jan 13, 2017 | Relapse Prevention
Trauma experienced in the lives of children and families forms one of the many threads that weave the cycle of trauma impact. Below is an illustration of this “Fabric of Trauma” which illustrates the tangled web of violence. Trauma begets trauma just as...
by newroadstrmnt | Nov 30, 2016 | Relapse Prevention
For those seeking Bipolar treatment, there are many options. Unfortunately, many of these options are not effective for a long-term recovery plan. Exploring the nature of bipolar disorder, bipolar treatment can be impeded by relapse. Despite the risk of relapse, the...
by newroadstrmnt | Oct 20, 2016 | Relapse Prevention
Addiction to alcohol and substances can happen to anyone but a crack does not mean you’re broken. Every new day is an opportunity for a fresh start through the recovery process. Today could be it for you. First thing, however, is to change your thinking. From the kind...
