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Jane, a middle-aged woman, works as a project manager for a busy consulting firm in the Bay Area. Her job is demanding. She often finds herself juggling multiple tasks, attending
When changing clocks due to the Fall shift for daylight savings time, it is a great time to begin to think about seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and how to prevent
Yesterday, NACoA CEO/President Denise Bertin-Epp spoke at the 2024 International Deflection & Pre-Arrest Diversion Summit. This event is uniquely designed first responders, community organization colleagues and treatment partners in the
Sometimes, when a child is in pain or recovering from injury or surgery, they may need prescription opioids. Discussing the situation thoroughly with the prescribing doctor - and sharing any
As a parent, it's natural to want the best for your young adult —to see them succeed in college, launch a promising career, and fulfill the dreams they've worked so
During National Recovery Month, NACoA has spotlighted the often overlooked impact from the disease of addiction on children and families, and the essential need for their own healing and recovery.
During Recovery Month, NACoA has emphasized the importance of supporting kids and families who deserve their own healing when a family is affected by the disease of addiction. An essential
Our guest blogger is Matt Fried, MA, Ph.D., MFA, a licensed Psychologist, PBSP Therapist, Supervisor and International Trainer, and an AEDP Therapist and Supervisor. He holds special interests in moment-to-moment
During a recent training to learn how to facilitate a whole family recovery program, Jayden volunteered to take part in a role play where he was the clown child, a
Our guest blogger is Tony Gambill, an established thought leader on Self-Leadership and Leading Others. He has published over 50 articles for Forbes Leadership on these topics and a book,
