Celebrities Who Are Sober: Inspiring Stories of Addiction & Recovery
Previous addiction programs have you or a loved one returning to rehab. Avoid the revolving door syndrome with a personalized and structured treatment.
Self-Injury Awareness Day: Breaking the Stigma and Finding Support
Understanding Self-Injury Awareness Day Every year on March 1st, we observe Self-Injury Awareness Day (SIAD) to shine a light on a topic that is often misunderstood: self-harm. At Silver Lining Recovery, we believe that education and open conversations can help break the stigma surrounding self-injury and provide support to those who need it most. If […]
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders Among Union Workers: Understanding the Issues and Available Support
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Disorders Among Union Workers: Understanding the Issues and Available Support Union workers often face unique pressures on the job, from physically demanding tasks to long hours and unpredictable shifts. These stressors can contribute to both mental health challenges and, for some, substance use issues. In many industries where union work […]
Addressing Stigma: Changing Perceptions of Addiction and Recovery
Addressing Stigma: Changing Perceptions of Addiction and Recovery Addiction stigma remains a significant barrier for those seeking help, creating a culture of shame and isolation that prevents people from reaching out. Society’s lingering misconceptions about addiction, often viewing it as a moral failing rather than a health condition, add to the challenges faced by individuals […]
Understanding the Different Levels of Care in Addiction Treatment
What are the levels of care in addiction treatment? Understanding the different levels of care in addiction treatment is essential for finding the right path to recovery. Every individual’s journey is unique, and the level of care you receive can make a significant difference in how supported you feel and how effective the treatment is. […]
How to Help Someone With Depression
Learning how to help someone with depression often comes down to educating yourself. Depression is complex and can be debilitating. When you’re a support system for someone with depression, it’s easy to feel helpless or out of control. The reality is, you aren’t in control. The best you can do is learn about depression and […]
Social Anxiety Can Complicate the Holiday Season
Social anxiety disorder is a struggle. During the holidays, dealing with this disorder can be even more difficult. People are expected to gather together in their homes or go out to restaurants, concerts, and other activities during the winter months. People with social anxiety disorder typically fear or experience stress related to social activities. Such […]
Individuals With Depression Use Humor to Cope
We all know the adage “laughter is the best medicine,” but for individuals struggling with depression, humor can be either a tool for healing or a method of hiding depressive symptoms. Recent studies on the intersection between depression and humor examine the behavioral patterns of individuals with depression. Results suggest that humor, when integrated into […]
Adulthood Stressors for Gifted Children
The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) defines the gifted student as one “with… the capability to perform—at higher levels compared to others of the same age, experience, and environment in one or more domains.” Studies of “gifted” children suggest that the pressure to achieve in adolescence can lead to stress, anxiety, and poor self-image, […]
What Happens When You Call a Mental Health Hotline
The current pandemic we are experiencing is leading to increased stress and anxiety in others. When you do not know who to turn to, there is always a mental health hotline to call. If you are experiencing the stress of job loss, loneliness, substance abuse, or fears of getting sick or dying, the mental health […]
