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Oh, there’s no place like home for the holidays…for better, or for worse! There is excitement in the air, renewed hope, and happiness. For some, there’s also tension, disappointment,...
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They’re the best of times and the worst of times. Paradoxically, the holiday season can be as challenging as it is joyful — and for some, it’s just plain painful. That’s especially true for...
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The holiday season is finally upon us, bringing the end of a very hard year. Typically, this holiday season would be filled with events and gatherings — and for some, celebration means...
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The inclusion of alcohol and other substances in holiday gatherings can make it hard to have a sober Thanksgiving. Holidays can also be stressful if you struggle with past trauma or have...
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Substance abuse disorders and alcoholism can destroy your relationships, damage your health, and prevent you from working. Substance abuse disorders are chronic mental health diseases,...
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