Archive for the 'Addictions' Category
Certification as an Addictions Professional
Research and clinical practice has demonstrated that co-occurring disorders (addictions and mental health issues occurring together) are the rule, not the exception. This leaves many people who were trained as psychologists, mental health counselors and marriage and family therapists at a great disadvantage, both clinically and professionally. They are at a clinical disadvantage, […]
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Alcohol and Its Effects
Alcohol PowerPoint
Alcohol
Many people who drink alcohol also have issues with other types of substance abuse, anger, anxiety, behavioral addictions, eating disorders, bulimia, binge eating, depression, grief, parenting, relationships, self-esteem, time management. Counseling, education and support groups are often helpful. Alcohol is a drug that produces a dual effect on the body: a […]
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