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Addiction is an equal opportunity destroyer

I am happy to share this article from Susan, writing for Recovery Research Institute and carrying on a conversation we shared together at the Yoga of Recovery symposium in Bahamas in 2019. I very much relate to many of the points Susan makes: Susan and John Kelly,...

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Alcohol sales as an essential business

Alcohol sales as an essential business

Across the U.S., governors are terming alcohol sales an essential business and loosening restrictions to permit home delivery and carryout cocktails, Are alcohol sales actually essential? According to the federal government, just over...

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Doctors now prescribing social connection

Doctors now prescribing social connection

Studies show that loneliness is as bad for your health as smoking or obesity. People who are lonely are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease and dementia.  What if the entire community was treated as part of the health care system, and if social...

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81 Mental Health Resources available to all of us

Many of these resources are available whenever you need them. (No need to schedule an appointment between the hours of 9 and 5.)  Support groups, hotlines and call centers, websites, and online forums, and even apps can be put into action when you have a crisis or...

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Guidelines for Anonymity in the Digital World

I got this in a newsletter and thought it was useful to share: Tradition Eleven: Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio, films, television, and other public...

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Can Food Get Clean?

Can Food Get Clean?

This is article is a good read.   I’d like to read more from the writer, Nadia Berensteien who is currently working on a book, recounting the history of flavor science and the flavor industry in the United States beginning in the mid-nineteenth century....

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Addiction Treatment (By Itself) Is Not Enough

Addiction treatment as a stand-alone intervention is an inadequate strategy for achieving long-term recovery for individuals and families characterized by high problem severity, complexity, and chronicity and low recovery capital.  In isolation, addiction...

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