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WHAT CAN I LEARN FROM A TREATMENT CENTER?

When an individual decides to seek treatment for a substance use problem, they can expect to gain an understanding of the underlying factors contributing to their struggles. This education often […] Read More »

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Supporting a Partner in Crisis

Law enforcement personnel face numerous job-related stressors, including physical danger, administrative challenges, shift work, staffing shortages, repeated exposure to trauma and high responsibilities. In their personal lives, they may encounter […] Read More »

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LIFE AFTER RECOVERY

The journey of recovery from a challenging circumstance is often difficult and filled with obstacles that test even the strongest individuals. Resilience, however, is not just about overcoming the immediate […] Read More »

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MANAGING COMPASSION FATIGUE

Stress and burnout can affect anyone, particularly those in helping professions like law enforcement. If not managed, these can lead to compassion fatigue (CF), a state where one feels depleted […] Read More »

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SELECTING A TREATMENT CENTER

When struggling with addiction, the decision to seek professional help can be daunting but is crucial for recovery. Navigating various treatment options and selecting the right rehabilitation center can significantly […] Read More »

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I’m Tired But I Can’t Get to Sleep!: Finding Sleep on a Nontraditional Work Shift

Shift work can have a powerful impact on sleep quality and overall health. Recent studies by Harvard Health Publishing indicate this is a growing problem and impacts people harder when […] Read More »

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GRATITUDE AND SOBRIETY

People recovering from addiction often acknowledge the need for complete change in lifestyle and mindset. The recovery process is continuous and challenging, but with dedication and a willingness to change, […] Read More »

The Chaplain's Notebook

RELIGIOUS MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS

Throughout my 40 years as a Christian, I’ve encountered misconceptions within religious circles regarding mental health and seeking assistance from mental health professionals. These misconceptions can be detrimental to individuals […] Read More »

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SELF-CARE: DON’T TRADE THE NOW FOR LATER, PART 2

When was the last time you paused and asked yourself, “What is one way I cared for myself this week?” This question may seem obvious, but many people still neglect […] Read More »

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STOP DRINKING AND DRIVING!

As of 2023, the CDC reported that 37 people in the United States die in alcohol-impaired car crashes each day, amounting to one death every 39 minutes. Additionally, numerous non-fatal […] Read More »