Beware the Curve-ball In teaching Psychology skills at the AToN center to prevent relapse, I often help residents identify specific situations they have experienced in
Despite the numerous negative consequences people continue to engage in addictive behaviors. They drink and take pills even when they have problems with their families,
At the AToN Center, one of my roles is to conduct a “Psychology Group” with our residents. During one of these groups I engaged our
At AToN Center, we acknowledge the importance of taking care of the mind and as well as the body in an effort to maximize our
In my work with residents at AToN Center they are often faced with the frustration of having their addiction appear and reappear and re-reappear. This
Cravings represent a core symptom of addiction. While long-term recovery from addictive disorders commonly demands reconciliation with love ones and/or an introspective process to resolve a
At AToN Center we begin building motivation the moment one enters the program. We look at many different circumstances of each individual in order to
At AToN Center we work on looking for many different types of coping skills and how one can prevent a relapse. Prevention is one of
1. Become Defensive and Begin the Pattern of Denial If you are sliding back into your old addictive patterns, you probably don’t see it, and
Most drug rehab treatment and recovery programs focus on making good changes in a person’s life. They aim to get that person out of their
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