Wednesday, March 8, is International Women’s Day. This is a day intended to promote gender equality and empower and support women and girls across the globe. This day is...
College can be an incredibly fun but also incredibly busy and chaotic time of life. Between trying to keep up with schoolwork and studying, fitting in and socializing, and...
Connection is an important part of the recovery journey, perhaps, especially for women. Struggling with a substance use disorder (SUD) can feel very isolating. Many women are uncomfortable discussing...
Anyone can struggle with addiction regardless of race, background, age, gender, or ethnicity. Addiction doesn’t always look the same from person to person. Sometimes, there is an untrue stereotype...
For many facilities, treatment for addiction is one-size-fits-all. For decades since treatment programs began in the United States, no one questioned whether addiction treatment should look different for men...
The term “exercise” is significantly used in our society to encourage healthy habits. Particularly in recovery, there are both mental and physical benefits to getting regular exercise. However, what...
Watching a mother take care of her child, she is nurturing and selfless and would go to any lengths to protect her offspring. This nurturing instinct seems to extend...
Depression is one of the most common co-occurring mental health disorders with substance use disorders. Additionally, depression occurs about twice as frequently in women as it does in men....
One of the side effects of addiction is the embarrassing behaviors that can come from substance use. When they occur in the workplace during active addiction, you may have...
For years, women fought for the right to defend our country. While they since have been afforded that opportunity, the harsh reality is that they still face issues, including...