We All Do It – to Some Extent The term self-talk is used to refer to the inner monologue that we all have. It’s a reflection of how we feel about our own actions as well as the world around us. It’s normal to feel discouraged and upset occasionally,...
If you love someone with a substance use disorder, whether they’re a spouse, parent, sibling, child, or friend, it’s important to set clear boundaries for the terms of your relationship. Substance abuse robs your loved one of the ability to think clearly....
Great Oaks Recovery Center’s drug and alcohol addiction treatment programs can set a foundation for sobriety via medically supervised detox and intensive counseling. However, addiction is a chronic illness. Taking advantage of community-based resources in...
The 12 step model for recovery is built upon the principle that addicts are best equipped to help other addicts navigate the challenges of sobriety. Your sponsor is someone who is willing to walk you through the steps and help you remain sober by providing a support...
Binge drinking has been the subject of multiple hit films, tv shows, and social media memes, but it’s not just harmless fun. For many people, experimenting with binge drinking is the first step down the path to an alcohol use disorder. About Binge Drinking When...
