SPEAKER_00 0:00 Someone was listening to this and they were like, I want to work towards setting boundaries or I want to set boundaries. Where do they start? What does that step look like? SPEAKER_01 0:07 The first part to the boundary is that I need to recognize...
SPEAKER_00 0:04 Brett is an attorney from Tennessee, former prosecutor, and a uh currently you have your own private practice. That's correct. SPEAKER_01 0:12 Is that right? That's correct. I have a uh a private practice where I focus almost entirely on criminal...
SPEAKER_00 0:00 If there was anything in your life right now that you could change, what would it be? SPEAKER_01 0:05 When I talk about going to the gym, I don't necessarily mean that I need to be lifting weights, right? It doesn't need to be a hardcore workout....
The questions families first ask a treatment center usually come from love, fear and a deep need for something solid to hold onto. If you are researching care for someone you love, you may already have a list ready. How much does it cost? Is it covered by...
Young adults in addiction recovery are working to heal during one of the most demanding stretches of life, when identity, independence and the brain itself are still taking shape. If you are a young person seeking help, or a parent watching someone you love...
When fentanyl changed the clinical baseline for substance use treatment, it also changed what families should expect from any program caring for someone they love. If you are searching for care right now, you may feel scared, rushed and unsure which questions...
SPEAKER_03 0:04 Jay Davidson, thank you so much for being here. Uh, one of my mentors, the founder of the Healing Place, which has how many beds now? SPEAKER_00 0:13 426 beds for men, uh, 274 beds for women, plus another hundred beds down in Campbellsville....
Understanding what families lose to addiction often starts in a quiet moment, when you realize how much of your own life has slipped away. If someone you love is living with a substance use disorder, you may feel exhausted, angry, guilty and heartbroken all at...
Recovery maintenance is the steady, intentional work of protecting your progress long after the most intense phase of treatment ends. If you or someone you love has finished a program, you may feel proud, relieved and a little uncertain about what comes next. Those...
When someone has been through treatment and relapsed, the first feeling is often shame, followed closely by fear that recovery simply did not work. If this is happening to you or someone you love, that heaviness makes sense. You invested time, energy and hope, and...