The Redpoint blog
Written for the people living it and the families beside them.
The questions people bring to recovery rarely start with a diagnosis. These articles work through the ones that come up in between appointments, and none of them assume you already know the vocabulary.
If you want to know what treatment itself looks like, start with what we treat, our intensive outpatient program, or the therapies and resources behind the clinical work.
It is important to remember that support is about more than simply helping someone up. It is also about holding them up after the fact. Perhaps no place is this…
There is a reason that many people refer to recovery as a We way of life, rather than a Me way of life. This is because recovery is best achieved…
The American author and psychologist Wayne Dyer once said, If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change." Change is one of the cornerstones…
The reality of the situation is teen drinking is still a serious issue in the United States. According to the National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA), People ages…
There is a significant roadblock that still keeps many people from the recovery that they need and desire. This roadblock is shame. Shame and stigma are also the reason that…
The cycle of use and addiction is something that not only affects the individual; it also affects friends, colleagues, families, and generations. This is why breaking the cycle of use…
Perhaps one of the most famous quotes in all 12-Step literature comes from the English philosopher Herbert Spencer. He states, There is a principle which is a bar against all…
Many people will experience a very minimal version of alcohol withdrawal at some point in their lives. This type of withdrawal is more commonly known as a hangover" and is…
There is little doubt now regarding the dangers and detriments of even occasional drinking, such as poor decision-making, potential automobile accidents, and various short-term health afflictions. However, these pale in…
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