Beyond Addiction: Jodie Sweetin on Acting, Social Media, and the Gifts of Sobriety | The Fix

Beyond Addiction: Jodie Sweetin on Acting, Social Media, and the Gifts of Sobriety | The Fix: Whether it’s daily prayer and meditation, working with sponsees or just staying connected to my sober family, I know that it’s only because of how hard I’ve worked in my recovery that I get to have the life that I have today.

Lady Gaga Disappoints Fans by Failing to Address Mental Health Triggers in "A Star Is Born" | The Fix

Lady Gaga Disappoints Fans by Failing to Address Mental Health Triggers in "A Star Is Born" | The Fix: Lady Gaga has worked tirelessly to help people with mental health problems, sharing her own struggles with debilitating depression. So why hasn't she addressed the very real and dangerous depressive and suicidal triggers in the film?

Pregnant and Scared to Get Treatment: When Conception Meets Addiction | The Fix

Pregnant and Scared to Get Treatment: When Conception Meets Addiction | The Fix: If one needs proof that addiction is a disease and not a moral failing, look into the eyes of a woman who knows her behavior is harming her baby but still can’t stop.

12 Companies That Hire Felons in 2019 | The Fix

12 Companies That Hire Felons in 2019 | The Fix: You have a felony record. While this may make finding employment more difficult, it is possible. When it comes to finding a job as an ex-convict, you are going to pass through a lot of challenges. Most of the employers of labor today are interested in doing background checks on those they want to hire. Background checks usually divulge criminal background of an applicant, if any. For the record, most company will at any day prefer an applicant with clean record over a one with a questionable past. However, there is light at the end of tunnel.

Save $10k on our upcoming session March 3rd

Hi Joseph, If you are considering our Program, we are offering a winter price special of $35,000 for our upcoming 28-day transformational session starting this Sunday, March 3rd. That's a savings of $10,000 on an investment that can change your life.   Come join us for an amazing, healing month; mastering the tools to live your life in joy, peace and purpose. If you don't want to live another day of your life as it is today, now is the time. Let us help.  Call us at 425-409-2924 to discuss your specific situation. We have only 3 spots remaining so lock in your savings today. With love and support in your recovery, Joe and Betsy __________________________   Joe Koelzer  Co-Founder   The Clearing   (425) 409-2924  joe@theclearingnw.com   Betsy Koelzer  Co-Founder   The Clearing   (425) 409-2924  betsy@theclearingnw.com

The Clearing is a dual diagnosis residential treatment center specializing in alcohol abuse, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and other conditions. www.theclearingnw.com   The Clearing, SPC    2687 West Valley Road Friday Harbor, WA 98250 United States

Supporting long-term addiction wellness

Supporting long-term addiction health Matt Mockus thought his alcohol addiction was impossible to overcome when he first sought wellness seven years ago. Now in coaching for several months, Mockus aims to remain healthy and prevent a recurrence of symptoms. “Before I came here, if I had sober periods, they weren’t necessarily enjoyable,” he said. “And so I think with relapse prevention also comes growth – figuring out how to be your best self and continue to grow.”

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Face It TOGETHER @ Work Eight ways addiction is affecting your workplace Though costly, many addiction symptoms aren’t very obvious or visible – especially in the earlier stages of the disease. We’ve outlined eight ways untreated addiction negatively impacts every company, regardless of industry, location or size.

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Langford Jordan  Peer coach Q: How can I help a coworker after returning from treatment?   A: When it comes to addiction, it’s common for people to feel unsure how to help. First and foremost, it’s your coworker’s decision whether or not to disclose that he or she is in recovery, or recently returned from treatment. Respect your coworker’s privacy the same way you would if they had received treatment for cancer or any other serious medical condition.

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