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Treatment, whether it be for mental illness or addiction recovery, is a serious commitment that deserves all the necessities a person needs to focus in on their journey to recovery. If you’re an executive, these needs are critical to ensure you run your business sufficiently while caring for your personal health. Many treatment centers provideRead More

When in treatment for mental illness or addiction, psychotherapy provides clients with the opportunity to uncover some of their past and work through troubling emotions that haven’t been properly processed and managed yet. Psychotherapy typically occurs in individual and group forms, and a variety of approaches may be used, depending on the client’s concerns, learningRead More

CEOs and senior executives experience immense amounts of stress and pressure as they navigate business decisions, and more. For executives, elevated levels of stress can equate to lack of sleep, reduced physical health, reduced mental health, and ultimately, reduced well-being if not treated appropriately. Meditation is a holistic activity that can greatly help a personRead More

Between emails, phone calls, projects, meetings, deadlines and more, management positions come with an added set of stress and pressure than a lower-level position would. Work in and of itself, despite the position, can be incredibly stressful alongside family, health, social, and financial concerns. For many of us, these challenges can send us into aRead More

Adults with histories of addiction often have difficulty transitioning into the workforce due to their own personal anxieties, lack of skills or connections, employer concerns, and more. However many people who are seeking to get back into the workplace have been working diligently on their mental, physical, and spiritual health – they just need peopleRead More

Mental illness is certainly deserving of time and attention, as treatment can help a person better manage their symptoms, overall improving their quality of life. Returning to work after a period of time in treatment can be daunting, especially if you are unsure of how everyone will react to your return, how you will manageRead More

Self-acceptance is about being aware of and accepting your personal strengths and flaws. Self-acceptance training puts you in a hypnotic trance state where you are less likely to experience criticism as well as negative evaluations that can interfere with your sensations, imagery, and thoughts. Self-acceptance training can be beneficial for anyone with pent up negativeRead More

If you have an addiction to drugs or alcohol, find a treatment program that is right for you. With so many treatment programs available, the search can seem overwhelming. Treatment programs can be tailored to your specific needs. The length and type of treatment depend on the severity and duration of your drug or alcoholRead More

Step nine of the 12-step program originally created by the group Alcoholics Anonymous in their primary text, Alcoholics Anonymous is focused on making amends. After completing the “moral inventory” of step four, reading it to another person in step five, looking at defects of character in step six, becoming willing to let those character defectsRead More

George has been a practicing judge for over 20 years. After his wife passed a few years ago, he developed depression and took to alcohol as a coping mechanism. Showing up to trials intoxicated, George was no longer to objectively serve the law. Trish has never been properly diagnosed with bipolar disorder but frequently experiencesRead More