Become a Professional Recovery Coach: The Answer to the Crisis?
The question: What is the solution to put an end to the drug crisis? We have a feeling if more people decided to become a professional recovery coach, we could
Recovery Resources to Consider
In honor of National Recovery Month, we wanted to discuss the many available recovery resources. Knowing what help is available and where to go to find it is critical to
The Value of Values
Values are much more than words or objects we pick up along the way. Rather, values are chosen life directions. They are intentional qualities that join together a string of
The Coming Wave of Workplace Wellness
According to a Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Survey about 2/3 of Human Resource professionals believe that substance abuse is one of the most serious issues among the workforce. Businesses are
Why Words Matter in the Language of Addiction
To shift out of the stigma that addiction carries for individuals seeking help it’s really necessary for us to begin to use new language. Words matter and terms such as
Working Remotely: Weathering the Crisis
“Yet another article about working remotely through a crisis!” I know what you are thinking. Yes. And I commit to offer perspectives and value on this topic. These perspectives apply
Sleep and Anxiety – Breaking the Cycle
Have you ever been caught in the cycle of not being able to sleep … and then feeling anxious about sleeping … and then finding it harder to sleep? Recent studies have
How Has Wellness Missed Addiction Awareness?
Most people with addiction issues work full-time and Wellness programs don't seem to do much to create awareness surrounding addiction. Why don’t businesses do more to help their people? In this
The Cost of Alcohol Use, It Adds Up!
There are many reasons adults may choose to drink alcohol. Relaxation after a long day, the warm, pleasant sensation going down, an easy way to de-stress or just have fun. Many