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Laura

Finding your "missing peace" through meditation.

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Jean writes on the importance of including the body, mind and spirit in the healing process..

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Darren Haber, MFT, is dedicated to helping people get sober, stay sober, and discover their true selves.

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Wisdom and insights from various addiction professionals.

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Marisa Graiwer, MFT specializes in addictions, eating disorders, adolescents and interpersonal relationships.

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Poetry Time-Out

by Darren July 13, 2008 | Life

A short poem

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Freud needed Freud

by Darren July 13, 2008 | Treatment

It is largely fashionable today to bash the founder of psychotherapy, to either ignore or disregard him altogether, and easy to understand why so many have taken umbrage at many or most of his ideas, to think of him as autodidactic, misogynist, tyrannical, homophobic, and so forth. I don”t wish to engage in a defense [...]

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Freud Fantasy Football

by Darren July 13, 2008 | Treatment

Don’t believe the hype.

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Growing Away

by Randy July 7, 2008 | Life

This couple had a favorite spot to camp together while spending a few nights under the stars. Year after year, they went back to this very spot for their anniversary. They always sat by this one tree that was fairly small when they first started going. Every year they set up camp under its shaded branches while it grew bigger and taller…

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All In The Family

by Jackie June 13, 2008 | Addiction

There are four children in my family of origin. I am the youngest of the four. My eldest brother turned out to be a “normie” but not for a lack of effort…he at one time was no angel. However, it turns out the three remaining siblings are the addicts and alcoholics in the family. I’ll put my own addiction and subsequent recovery aside today because it is my siblings, the middle children, who weigh heavily on my mind these days. Most recently, I’m sick about my sister-the last of us to reach the chronic stages of this disease.

I can’t continue without mention of the second eldest brother in my family, who died of his disease five years ago in July. His was a struggle of lengthy and torturous proportions that culminated with his death sitting on the mausoleum steps in the cemetery near my parent’s home. He was an alcoholic from childhood and his entire adult life was spent as an alcoho …

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