The fear of rejection is a common emotion, often fueled by a lack of confidence. It can impact all areas of your life, from your relationships at work to personal growth. Most people experience a degree of fear when placed in new situations, but for some, the fear of rejection impacts their quality of life. Whether ... Read More
Life in Recovery
After treatment, many of the guards that were in place are gone and you may find the old factors contributing to your mental state or substance use creeping back. Along with our clinical services and alumni program, we’re dedicated to equipping our patients with the tools to maintain long-term health. In this section, we provide further tips and advice on living your best life in your best health.
How to Understand and Conquer Fears of Rejection
Self-Sabotaging Relationships? Common Causes and Help
Imagine meeting someone new and feeling that unparalleled excitement and potential for a future together. However, it doesn't take long before you find yourself derailing the romance. Whether it's avoiding commitment altogether or, on the contrary, acting too clingy too soon, your behavior could lead to the other ... Read More
5 Tips for Confident Communication in Personal Relationships
A healthy relationship is one where you can openly share your thoughts, feelings and opinions. Successfully expressing yourself will allow you to work through relationship problems faster and stay aligned on what's important. But open communication isn't an easy task. Let's examine some steps you can take to achieve ... Read More
Supplements for Recovery – What to Know
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a healthy diet consists of a mix of proteins, fruits, vegetables, whole grains and dairy products. A balanced diet provides the essential vitamins and minerals you need to nourish the brain, which relies on a constant supply of fuel for proper functioning. ... Read More
Supplements for Anxiety – What to Know
For many Americans, anxiety is a part of life. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America reports that about 19% of the U.S. population — or about 40 million adults — lives with anxiety. It takes many forms and includes generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder (SAD) and ... Read More
Reflection and Gratitude – Ending the Year on a Positive Note
Whether you've faced numerous challenges the past year, experienced many successes or had what feels like an uneventful few seasons, it's normal to hope for ending on a positive note. With the hustle, bustle and potential stresses of the holiday season, it can be difficult to spend time on the end of the year ... Read More
Finding Meaning in the Season – The Power of Giving Back
The holidays are a great time to embrace the power of giving back. Whether you're dropping a few dollars in a red kettle as you leave the store or volunteering at a soup kitchen, charity is good for the soul. But that's not all — your brain may benefit too. Dive into the psychology behind donating to charity, and ... Read More
The Most Common Causes of Chronic Pain
Roughly 51 million adults in the U.S. experience some form of chronic pain, making it one of the main reasons that people seek medical care. You can develop chronic pain for many reasons, including chronic conditions like arthritis, immune disorders like lupus, past injuries, or even some other disease. It's quite ... Read More
