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What’s Driving Your New Year’s Resolutions?

January 9, 2018

“This year I will…” These are familiar words uttered by millions at this time of year. January 1st is seen as a new beginning for a large part of the population regardless if you share these goals on ...

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Your Family Survived the Holidays…But Not Exactly Unscathed

January 2, 2018

There is nothing quite like the holidays to bring a family closer together…or to drive them even further apart. Families and holidays can be wonderful.  However, they can also be painful and traumatic...

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Grief Is A Fact Of Life

December 21, 2017

Grief is a fact of life. As much as we hate it, fight it, or hide from it, it still lurks in the background. Allowing time and space for grief is not something I have always done. I would have preferr...

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Strengths and Weaknesses As A Spiritual Role In Recovery

September 13, 2017

By: Nancy Greenlee, LPC, The Meadows Therapist Once a month, the Workshop team is treated to a consultation from Pia Mellody, the creator of the Survivors workshop treatment model. She makes herself a...

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Thrive – After the Leap

August 29, 2017

By Lauren Mehr MS, LPC, CCTP Recently, someone I greatly admire celebrated her 60th birthday by jumping out of a plane… on purpose! She had decided that she wanted to live her 60th year as a ‘year ...

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Couples Begin the Journey to Emotional Reconnection after Sexual Addiction Recovery

July 28, 2017

Discovery to Recovery Part 2: Emotional Impact and Emotional Restitution Couples who have struggled with the enormity of damage caused by sexual addiction often feel hopeless and helpless. When the...

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