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The Addiction Campuses Editorial Team (2018) point out that no one leaves childhood unscathed. At some point, we were all...
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The Addiction Campuses Editorial Team (2018) point out that no one leaves childhood unscathed. At some point, we were all...
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When children are growing up, one of the first lessons that they learn is to say is, “I’m sorry.” They...
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🎧 Listen to this article Forgiveness is one of the most fundamental teachings in Scripture. Bible verses about forgiveness can...
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Damage is a part of life. We knowingly and unknowingly inflict harm upon ourselves and others to lesser and greater...
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If you’re looking for a current, accurate trauma definition, this article will provide helpful information. Trauma Definition Trauma is defined...
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Divorce is hard. Sometimes in an effort to protect ourselves from the hurt and pain, we inadvertently dismiss what our...
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When I was a child, I can vividly remember watching a friend blame his younger brother for a window he...
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The notion of recovery goes back to roughly 1830, at which time John Perceval, son of an English prime minister,...
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Our hearts are always looking for something to fill us up, an emotion we need to fulfill, whether that emotion...
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What is COVID-19? Where did the virus start? What are the symptoms of the virus? How many people have died...
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The average child experiences a wide range of emotions throughout childhood with a dramatic shift during the teen years. But,...
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In addiction recovery parlance, the acronym HALT refers to four common situational addiction triggers for relapse: in the heat of...
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