Autism

Spouses, siblings, and parents of addicts often shoulder the weight of their loved one’s substance use. Many find it challenging to openly discuss this harmful behavior, leading them to remain silent. Family members can also become emotionally detached and distant due to ongoing conflicts and disappointment with their loved one’s actions. They may internalize blame…

THREE MODULES OF ONE HOUR EACH Do you want to feel better about yourself? These sessions will teach you principles and skills that will help you unlock your full potential and guide you towards a more fulfilling life. When you have healthy self-esteem, you feel good about yourself and see yourself as deserving of the…

The simple realization that you are in control of your life is the foundation of stress management. You have more control than you might think. Managing stress is all about taking charge: of your thoughts, emotions, schedule, and the way you deal with problems. You can learn healthy ways to manage stress. When dealing with…

Relapse is a process; it’s not an event. To understand relapse prevention, you must understand the stages of relapse. Relapse begins weeks or even months before the occurrence of a physical relapse. Stress significantly impedes addiction recovery and may lead to a desire to relapse. Escaping reality is a major component of the addiction cycle….

Bipolar mental disorder abstract psychological illness concept as a butterfly divided, with one side in grey and sad colors and the other in full bright tones, as a medical metaphor for psychiatric mood or feelings imbalance. There will be a question and answer time allocated at the end of every one of these sessions. First…

Identify and support lagging skills. Devise strategies to support social abilities. Develop conversational skills. Identify individual learning styles. Maximize individual potential. Develop practical life skills.