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We Offer Tactical Recovery Because Our Vets Deserve the Best

by Rob Cline | May 25, 2023 | Addiction, Alcoholism

The people who serve our country in the military often have experiences the rest of us can barely imagine. Those experiences, which are often traumatic, can make it extremely difficult for an individual to return to civilian life. Far too many of our veterans find...

Emotions that Can Upend Recovery

by Rob Cline | May 8, 2023 | Addiction, Alcoholism

Anger and Sadness: Emotions that Can Upend Recovery (and Could Indicate a Mental Health Disorder) Have you ever stopped to think about the ways in which your emotions affect your behavior? Often, especially given how full our schedules tend to be, we think about our...

High, Dry, and Standby – Conditions That Don’t Serve Your Sobriety

by Rob Cline | Apr 28, 2023 | Addiction, Alcoholism

This time out, we are doing a little bit of rhyming to help you remember three situations that you must be on the lookout for when you are in recovery from a substance use disorder. Our little bit of doggerel goes like this: If it is sobriety you seek to try You can’t...

Honesty in Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders

by Rob Cline | Apr 12, 2023 | Addiction, Alcoholism

American founding figure Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying, “Honesty is the best policy.” His fellow founder Thomas Jefferson held honesty in high esteem as well. According to Jefferson, “Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.” Most of us would...

Sometimes Harm Reduction Programs Can Actually Cause Harm

by Rob Cline | Dec 6, 2022 | Addiction, Recovery

The idea of “harm reduction” is an appealing one. After all, who wouldn’t want to reduce harm anytime such a thing is possible? Ideally, of course, we would like to avoid harm entirely, but reduced harm is preferable to more harm, right? Absolutely. But are there...

No Need to Zig or Zag – Here’s a Straight Path for Goal-Setting

by Rob Cline | Jul 27, 2022 | Addiction, Recovery

Have you heard of Zig Ziglar? That’s quite a name isn’t it? Ziglar’s parents didn’t come up with the memorable name. In fact, they gave him the much less notable name of Hilary Hinton Ziglar. But Hilary no doubt felt he might make more of an impression on folks if his...

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We Offer Tactical Recovery Because Our Vets Deserve the Best

Emotions that Can Upend Recovery

High, Dry, and Standby – Conditions That Don’t Serve Your Sobriety

Honesty in Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders

Sometimes Harm Reduction Programs Can Actually Cause Harm

No Need to Zig or Zag – Here’s a Straight Path for Goal-Setting

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