Boundaries: An Imperative Aspect of Healthy Relationships
October 2, 2018
What are boundaries? A simple way to describe the concept of boundaries in relationships is where I end, and you begin. They ensure each person
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Understanding the Unique Needs of Women in Addiction Recovery
October 1, 2018
Though men are more likely than women to misuse both illegal and prescription drugs, both sexes are equally susceptible to developing a substance use disorder.
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 10
September 25, 2018
Being in recovery has been really good this time around. I’ve finally found the desire to stay sober & I can honestly say I’ve been
September Is Your Time to Learn More About Recovery
September 16, 2018
Addiction is an illness, but not everyone who becomes dependent on a substance does so for the same reasons. People who develop substance misuse bring
Life on Life’s Terms
September 10, 2018
“Life on life’s terms.” It’s an axiom one frequently hears in 12 step-based support meetings. This simple slogan infuriated me the first time I read
What Is Adventure Therapy?
September 10, 2018
As you might guess from the name, adventure therapy is a form of experiential psychotherapy that encourages participants to explore new horizons through activities such as hiking,
Overdose Awareness Day : Reflections & Tributes From The Women of Canyon Crossing
September 1, 2018
He was a fighterBut not the kind who throws punchesMore the type to motivate with his will to fightHe was that boy who dreamed of
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 9
August 24, 2018
Canyon has taught me that pain is not something to be afraid of; it is part of the human experience and often leads to the
Personal Thoughts, Stories & Reflections From People In Early Recovery: Part 8
August 20, 2018
STUCK IN PAIN It’s like I’m stuckStuck in a smoke filled roomI knowI know I need to get outBut the longer I stayThe more I