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Panic Disorder Vs. Generalized Anxiety…

Anxiety by itself isn’t bad.  It arrives before a job interview or difficult conversation, and then it goes away. The problem occurs when it do…

The Benefits of DBT for PTSD Treatment

DBT for PTSD is not the first thing most people think of when they hear “trauma treatment.” EMDR and prolonged exposure tend to get more…

Are Borderline Personality Disorder and…

If you are dealing with borderline personality disorder and addiction at the same time, you already know each one makes the other harder. What is les…

Heroin Relapse Prevention: Strategies f…

If you are reading this, you probably already know that wanting to stay sober is not enough. Most people who relapse were not looking for a way out o…

How Long Does Oxycodone Stay in Your Sy…

If you are wondering how long does oxycodone stays in your system, you are not alone. People ask for different reasons. Maybe a prescription just end…

Self-Compassion in Recovery

Self-compassion in recovery often begins in moments that feel easy to overlook. It might show up late in the day, when energy is low and familiar tho…

Alcohol and Depression: Does Drinking W…

Alcohol and depression often intersect in ways that feel confusing and overwhelming. Many people in Boulder question how drinking affects mood, motiv…

The Benefits of Working With an Anxiety…

When anxiety begins to affect daily routines, people search for support that feels genuine. Finding an experienced anxiety therapist can help individ…

Mindfulness Journal Prompts for Self-Di…

In our fast-paced, often chaotic world, it’s easy to lose touch with ourselves. We get caught up in the noise of daily life, leaving little roo…

Substance Abuse Treatment For Addiction

If you or a loved one’s prescription drug use meet at least two of these criteria in the past 12 months, then you may be suffering from a substance use disorder requiring treatment at a local drug rehab center.

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