By Kenneth Anderson, MA The Wegscheider-Cruse Family Roles Theory is one example of how “chemical dependency” treatment does not have...

By Tom Horvath, PhD We regularly see criteria for evaluating our health, physical fitness, or financial well-being. If our relationships...

By Tom Horvath, PhD, ABPP   “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.” from How Do I...

By Tom Horvath, PhD, ABPP When we experience anguish (despair, heartache, melancholy, sorrow) after a significant loss, the depth of...

Addiction and Relationships: How Well Do I Engage in Relationships? by Tom Horvath, PhD, ABPP If I live just for...

How well am I asserting myself? It is an increasingly competitive world. We need to assert our wants and desires...

by Thaddeus Camlin, Psy.D. Last week we covered five ways to cope with isolation.  This week we address the other side...

by Thaddeus Camlin, Psy.D. Forgiveness is often discussed in addiction treatment, and in general has been shown to bolster mental...

by Thaddeus Camlin, Psy.D.   If a loved one is struggling with addictive problems and not interested in treatment, the...

Substance abuse affects the family and when someone in your family is struggling with addiction, it can be complicated, exhausting,...

by Thaddeus Camlin, Psy.D. If (as the current paradigm shift in recovery suggests) the opposite of addiction is connection not...

by Thaddeus Camlin, Psy.D. We all deal with people who bug us every day. Sometimes the people who annoy us...