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View ArticlePODCAST: 2013 Father Joseph C. Martin Award for Professional Excellence...
The 2013 Father Joseph C. Martin Award for Professional Excellence was presented at the National Conference on Addiction Disorders (NCAD) on Monday.
View ArticleCrystal meth and its use among gay men
To understand why gay men use crystal meth, you have to understand gay men, said a clinical social worker at a Tuesday NCAD session.
View ArticleFlorida drug rehab facility announces new Christian treatment program
Cornerstone Recovery Center has expanded their recovery treatment program by offering a Christian faith-based track led by Reverend Charlotte Day.
View ArticleUPDATE: Betty Ford Center dismisses director of spiritual care
A spokesman for the Betty Ford Center, which soon will officially merge with Hazelden, explains recent personnel moves as an attempt to more closely integrate spiritual care into all of the California...
View ArticlePODCAST: Helping Patients Engage Support Resources after Primary Treatment is...
Click here, and listen to Dr. Mayday Levine-Mata, Program Director at Sierra Tucson, as she discusses the importance of helping patients engage multiple community supports after primary treatment,...
View ArticleNew study identifies spiritual change among adolescents in treatment
New research that will be published next spring could lead some adolescent treatment programs to consider the potentially dramatic impact of spiritual change in young people.
View ArticleBack to basics to prevent relapse
The 12 Steps remain the most powerful tool to help chronic relapsers.
View ArticleResidential center takes manualized approach to 12-Step facilitation
Seabrook House is believed to be the first residential-level treatment facility to adopt use of 12-Step focused multimedia toolkits developed by the Treatment Research Institute.
View ArticleA winding spiritual path
An ordained rabbi in South Florida who offers spiritual counseling to addicts and non-addicts alike stresses that the client is largely responsible for the success of the relationship.
View ArticleSpirituality in recovery
Addiction has often been recognized as a three-fold disease: one that is physical, emotional and spiritual in nature. All three components play a role in recovery, and spirituality should be given...
View ArticleTimes column calls attention to non-abstinence approaches
An author's New York Times opinion piece on New Year's Day attempted to call public attention to scenarios where reducing drinking could be a preferred strategy.
View ArticleFather Martin's Ashley opens nominations for professional excellence honor
Father Martin's Ashley will honor its 10th Father Joseph C. Martin Award for Professional Excellence recipient this summer at the National Conference on Addiction Disorders (NCAD).
View ArticleCognitive Behavioral Therapy as part of the recovery process
Combining Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with 12-Step work often proves to be an effective way to guide women along the road to recovery.
View ArticleThe importance of service work from my personal perspective
New Directions for Women CEO shares what service work has meant in her personal and professional life.
View ArticleCan atheists succeed in 12 Step?
Messages from a clinician can encourage atheist or agnostic patients in 12-Step programs to hang on.
View ArticleEvidence Based, Family Oriented, Sex Addiction Treatment
Sex addiction can change the life of a family. Listen in as Dr. Jes Montgomery, Psychiatric Director of the Gratitude Residential Sex Addiction Treatment Program, describes how through evidence based...
View ArticleTravis Meadows: In tune with recovery
Musician Travis Meadows' story serves as a reminder that every client can benefit from one recovery tool to which he/she can personally relate.
View ArticleAn Interventionist's take on his own recovery
On his 32nd anniversary of sobriety, David Brown reflects on those who carried him on his journey and helped him escape the enslavement of his addiction.
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