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Exploring the Concept of Radical Acceptance
When life feels overwhelming—especially in the context of addiction or recovery—it’s natural to want things to be different. You may wish you could erase the past, get better at eliminating
- by Tracey L. Kelley
The facts are clear: you’ve relapsed. Maybe an overwhelming situation pushed you past your limits, or a sudden urge felt too powerful to resist. Either way, relapse doesn’t mean you’ve...
- by Tracey L. Kelley
Group therapy is one of the most powerful—yet sometimes misunderstood—tools available to people recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) and alcohol use disorder (AUD). Whether it takes the form of...
- by Tracey L. Kelley
Scientists and spiritual thinkers alike have long been intrigued by the power of gratitude—and not just as a polite gesture, but as a force that truly changes how we feel,...
- by Tracey L. Kelley
Substance use disorder (SUD) and alcohol use disorder (AUD) never affect just one person. These conditions frequently ripple through entire families, disrupting trust, communication, and emotional connection. When one member...
