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Perfectionism and Workaholism: The Impact on Mental Health Join Us!  Wed. Oct 27th 12-1pm MT Cost: Free! 1 CEU Offered REGISTER HERE Overview: Join us as we explore the signs and symptoms of perfectionism and workaholism, including the rise in both during times of stress. We will explore strategies to counteract the mental health effects of perfectionism and workaholism. Participants Will: Recognize signs and symptoms of perfectionism Identify signs and symptoms of workaholism Engage in streamlined strategies to address and reduce the mental health impact of perfectionism and workaholism     Presenter: Khara Croswaite Brindle, MA, LPC, ACS Croswaite Counseling, PLLC - Denver, Colorado Khara Croswaite Brindle is passionate about giving people aha moments that create goosebumps and catalyze powerful action. Khara is honored to serve young adult professionals in her work in mental health and higher education with an emphasis on healing perfectionist trauma and supporting personal growth. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Approved Clinical Supervisor, and owner of Croswaite Counseling, PLLC, a group private practice in Denver, Colorado. Khara’s greatest joy is engaging driven entrepreneurs and perfectionists to move from workaholic to well-balanced with streamlined strategies in her Masterclass, workbook, and book series Perfectioneur: From Workaholic to Well-Balanced, an Amazon #1 Best Seller!  ‌  ‌  ‌

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While most people who take prescription opioids will not develop addiction, patients and their families should be advised of the risks and alternatives whenever these medications are prescribed. Those in recovery face increased risk of relapse and overdose when prescribed opioids, and risks also arise from the potential for unused medicine to be diverted and misused by others. Many remain unaware of the addictive potential of opioids and of alternative treatment options. Health care providers miss an opportunity to educate their patients and help them make an informed choice when they fail to discuss the risks and alternative treatment options when prescribing opioids. Ask your Representative to cosponsor the Opioid Patients’ Right to Know Act, which would incentivize states to require prescribers to discuss the addictive qualities of opioids and alternative treatment options prior to prescribing opioids for acute pain. Act Now People and families struggling with substance use and addiction encounter a variety of systemic challenges throughout their journey, which is why we created a new section of our website called "Help Us Change the Story of Addiction." The site features personal stories that bring these structural barriers to life, including Elaine’s story about not receiving information about the addiction risks of opioids when her son was prescribed them following surgery. Each story offers visitors an opportunity to advocate for policy change by signing an action alert or by sharing similar stories from their own journey. Let’s change the story of addiction today. Act Now 711 Third Avenue, 5th Floor, Suite 500 New York, NY 10017 drugfree.org Get involved Prevention & early action Treatment & recovery About us privacy policy  |   DONATE NOW   Get Support Now Our help is free, confidential and safe.   Text 55753 Schedule a Call Email a Specialist

Reminder: Danielle Gregorich - former Alcoholic - Talking about the Stroke of Sobriety

‌  ‌  ‌ Danielle Gregorich - former Alcoholic - Talking about the Stroke of Sobriety Danielle Gregorich is an Arizona native. She is an Air Force wife and a sober mom of two children.          She is a multiple suicide attempt survivor, a kidney cancer survivor, and a stroke survivor. DG started writing about her sobriety publicly in 2018 after she suffered a massive stroke four months into her sobriety journey. That stroke took away her ability to speak, read, and write. Her speech therapist suggested that she write to stimulate her brain function to regain these abilities. She wrote authentically and raw about her struggles with sobriety, marriage, and motherhood. Writing quickly became therapeutic and played a crucial role during her first year of sobriety. During Danielle's first year of sobriety, she overcame multiple struggles and obstacles. Sobriety did not come easily for Danielle, but she embraced the suck of sobriety, with faith and hope that she would experience the miracle and the promises. She wrote Stroke of Sobriety - The Essential Daily Guide - Embracing the suck of sobriety, in hopes that she will inspire someone to not give up before the miracle. Her book is available for purchase exclusively on Amazon. She will be publishing her second book titled: Stroke of Strength on 11.11.21.   CLICK HERE to listen and CLICK HERE to watch on our YouTube channel. Steve Sigal, Producer 727-314-7080 Joanie Sigal, Host 727-314-7080 theaddictionpodcast@yahoo.com www. theaddictionpodcast.com Please connect with us on social media by clicking the icons below.  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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