Posted on February 21, 2019 by lfuller@hanleycenter.com
Dr. John Dyben, DHSc, MCAP, CMHP | Chief Clinical Officer When I would ask that question ten years ago, most people would respond by describing religion. Today, my experience is that there is a more common perception that spirituality and religion are two different things. However, when I ask people now to describe the difference… Read On »
We are pleased to announce the newest members of our Professional Relations team, William McHale, Ellen Plaze, and Jonathan Benz. Meet our newest additions below. Welcome to Origins, William, Ellen, and Jonathan! William “Bill” McHale is a native of Miami, Florida. For the past 20 years, Bill has assisted many of those facing drug charges… Read On »
Posted on February 14, 2019 by lfuller@hanleycenter.com
Stephen R. Honaker, LMHC, QS, Family Counselor, Headwaters at Origins I was recently speaking with a former patient, who is a first-time father to a nine-month-old daughter, about the strength of parental love. As the conversation progressed, I described to him in some detail the birth of my daughter (who is now thirteen years old)… Read On »
Posted on January 21, 2019 by lfuller@hanleycenter.com
We often hear at different times throughout the year, “Tis the season!” Whether it is the holiday season, flu season or winter season, challenges to sobriety and recovery abound. With colder weather gripping most of the country during winter, viral illness, colds, flu, bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. can pose serious and specific setbacks to addiction recovery.… Read On »
Posted on January 18, 2019 by lfuller@hanleycenter.com
America’s “opioid epidemic” has received much deserved attention to such a degree that we’d assume a solution was close at hand, but that’s not the case. Last year more than 70,000 Americans died of overdoses. Men are still more likely than women to die of an overdose, but the increase in female overdoses is 492%… Read On »
Posted on January 14, 2019 by kacy ritter
When two or more disorders exist within the same patient, it’s termed a “co-occurring disorder.” Once called “dual diagnosis,” this condition is common and treatable with a proper assessment and treatment plan, by experienced mental health professionals who have expertise in such conditions. What are Co-occurring Disorders? When two or more mental disorders (such as… Read On »
Posted on January 9, 2019 by Laura Fuller
Contrary to what some might say, we at Origins Recovery Centers are actually not very rigid in our thinking. We do teach 12-step principles quite intensely and we believe that they have saved many, many lives.
Posted on January 8, 2019 by kacy ritter
An Overview of this Mental Health Disorder Like many mental health issues, bipolar disorder is largely misunderstood by the general public who also doesn’t realize it can be effectively treated with lifestyle changes, psychotherapy, and medication. In its simplest terms, it’s an illness that affects a person’s ability to regulate or control their moods. Of… Read On »
Posted on December 14, 2018 by lfuller@hanleycenter.com
With opioids making daily headlines for the past four years it might be possible to become immune to the severity of the problem. But the problem persists and in fact, has become more deadly. And now, a synthetic opioid—fentanyl—has come to the forefront as the leading killer in the class of opioids. The National Vital… Read On »
Posted on November 20, 2018 by Laura Fuller
“You should be grateful for what you have.” This suggestion is often given to alcoholics, whether in active addiction or during their recovery. The topic of “gratitude” is frequently proposed in 12 Step discussion meetings, and if you have ever been in such a meeting, you know that the dialogue which follows can quickly… Read On »
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