Category: Sober living

For others, after 1-6 months at Tharros, clients may choose to transition to Teras. On my first night of teaching cooking, in the Tharros kitchen, a home for recovering addicts, one of the guys blurted out “Are you gonna be comfortable working with 8 addicts? ”…My quick retort was “Yes, I am very much at […]

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Chef Michael Genre serves as the Executive Chef at Answer House Review, a New England-style seafood restaurant set on the shores of Lake Michigan. A veteran culinary professional with a true love for working in the kitchen, Chef Genre began his career with The Bartolotta Restaurants in 2011 at The Rumpus Room. Highlights include whole […]

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It fosters empathy, makes a positive impact, and improves mental health. Ultimately, it strengthens communities and promotes compassion and altruism. Our program of recovery also values peer support, which has brought great success in changing many lives. Redemption House Foundation has helped save the lives of 486 individuals. Redemption House Foundation is mainly staffed by […]

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Anytime you use a substance in a way that it wasn’t designed, you are abusing it. I’m going to share a brief example below to help draw a mental https://soundkey.ru/alkogolizm-priznaki-u-zhenshchin-simptomy-i-stadii-lechitsya-li-zhenskii-alkogolizm/ picture. Because alcohol can make you lose your inhibitions and act more impulsively, it may lead to actions such as self-harm or suicide. Anxiety and […]

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Couples and family counseling incorporates spouses and other family members in the treatment process and can play an important role in repairing and improving family relationships. Studies show that strong family support through family therapy increases the chances of maintaining abstinence (not drinking) compared with people going to individual counseling. Looking for a quick “cure” for an alcohol […]

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It’s important that the person get back on track and resume treatment. Many people with alcohol use disorder hesitate to get treatment because they don’t recognize that they have a problem. An intervention from loved ones can help some people recognize and accept that they need professional help. If you’re concerned about someone who drinks […]

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