Understanding the Brain’s “Action Mode”
Understanding the Brain’s “Action Mode”Moving toward saying no to drugs, cravings, and risky choices By Mark S GoldPublished by Psychology Today on July 24, 2025 Key points• Brain systems detecting,
Understanding the Brain’s “Action Mode”Moving toward saying no to drugs, cravings, and risky choices By Mark S GoldPublished by Psychology Today on July 24, 2025 Key points• Brain systems detecting,
Dear Friends,We are overwhelmed with gratitude.Since the launch of the NACoA Brick By Brick: Building Hope LEGO Challenge campaign on July 20, we have raised over $45,000 to support children
A newly published study in JAMA Network Open has cast a sobering light on a worsening public health crisis: deaths related to alcohol-associated liver disease in the United States have
Growing up in a family where alcohol shaped the emotional landscape often meant learning unspoken rules — rules that weren’t about thriving, but surviving. “I should be quiet.” “I should
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In families where substance use disorder is present, children are often the ones most affected — and yet, they are too often the last to be helped.While the adult’sut in
Reducing Personal Shame and Stigma Helps With RecoveryStriving for self-forgiveness and resilience when dealing with addiction By Mark S GoldPublished by Psychology Today on June 11, 2025 Key points• Stigma
The Seven Cs, created by Jerry Moe, MA, is the most essential resource to provide to children and teens impacted by parental addiction. It emphasizes areas that are not their
Words matter, especially when talking with children. NACoA provides important guidance so that caring adults can explain the disease of addiction that is affecting someone they love in an age
Tools for Kids is an essential resource for family and professionals who care about children affected by substance use disorders in the family. Every child impacted by parental addiction should