Women's Recovery Network wishes you a happy healthy holiday season filled with joy and meaning.
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Recover. Restore. Rebuild.
People's behaviors are influenced by environmental factors. For instance, addicts in the recovery stage and living in a sober, drug-free, and supportive environment feel that they have more control over their environment may be an option for you. Sober living or intensive out patient treatment can assist and improve your chances of recovery. Holidays for some people are a tough time.
Being in a supportive environment
Modeling helps shape positive, sober, and drug-free behavior in addicts. For instance, addicts in their recovery stage may emulate a sponsor modeling healthy recovery behavior. This sponsor will demonstrate to the newly recovering individual how to implement certain recovery steps and tools into his or her life to develop stronger relapse prevention strategies. Moreover, by watching the sponsor, the newly recovering person will begin using the recovery slogans and resources used by his or her sponsor.
Total Recovery Now encourages you to develop supports and attend various self help programs.
Our highly trained therapist utilize therapy approaches such as CBT, Matrix and Kelly models of treatment. These models highlight the powerful link between what a person thinks about himself or herself or a situation, how this affects what he or she feels physically and emotionally, and how he or she behaves in that situation. In short, it educates alcohol- or drug-dependent individuals to change the way they think about their substance abuse and to learn new ways to cope with the situations and circumstances that led to their drinking or taking drugs in the past.
Let us help you begin your journey and live a substance free lifestyle. Embrace life call TRN at 561.822.3620 or visit www.totalrecoverynow.com.
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 HOPE House of the Palm Beaches
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Relapse Prevention
Starting Recovery with Relapse Prevention
A Workbook by Terence T. Gorski
Relapse can be prevented. It's as easy as adding some special skills to the recovery tool kit. Relapse prevention methods have become widely accepted and effective.
Item #9780830915453
Price: $11.00
Relapse Prevention Counseling Workbook
This counseling process is appropriate for people in all stages of recovery who are facing situations that put them at immediate risk of relapse. The process can usually be completed in 7 to 14 sessions and is compatible with brief strategic group therapy methods.
Price: $11.00
Staying Sober
This is the patient textbook for recovery and relapse prevention. Staying Sober explains addictive disease, Post Acute Withdrawal (PAW), recovery and partial recovery, mistaken beliefs about recovery and relapse, the relapse process, relapse prevention therapy, and the role of family involvement and relapse prevention support groups. Chapters are organized to parallel the recovery education process so each one can be used as a powerful therapeutic reading assignment to reinforce material covered in sessions.
SKU 9780830904594
Price: $14.00
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Easy Does It Music Fest
Four Days of Clean and Sober Fun
March 7 thru 10, 2013 in Titusville, Florida
with Host Mark Lundholm
Camping, Mainstage, Coffeehouse, Food, Fellowship, 24-Hour Meetings
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Submit SAMHSA Grant Applications Electronically!
Beginning in fiscal year 2013, SAMHSA discretionary grant applications, including new and continuation, must be submitted electronically through Grants.gov. SAMHSA will not accept paper applications except when a waiver of this requirement is approved by SAMHSA.
SAMHSA strongly encourages any organization intending to apply to a SAMHSA program to follow the Grants.gov Organization Registration Checklist [PDF - 357 KB] and to register now. Information on the advance registration necessary to submit applications may be found on Grants.gov.
Registration takes approximately 3-5 business days; however, Grants.gov recommends that applicants allow 4 weeks for completion of all steps in the registration process.
Find What's New at Grants.gov
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Alcohol Marketing and Youth Drinking
Deadline: May. 08, 2014
To investigate the factors that mediate and moderate the impact of alcohol advertising and other alcohol promotions on youth drinking. Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Eligibility: Institutions of higher education, nonprofits, for-profits, small businesses, governments, independent school districts, public housing authorities, tribal, faith-based and community-based organizations.
Amount: Not specified
Click here for more details
Alcoholism Treatment & Education Programs Funded
Christopher D. Smithers Foundation
The mission of the Christopher D. Smithers Foundation is to inform the public that alcoholism is a respectable, treatable disease from which people can and do recover; to encourage prevention programs and activities, with an emphasis on high risk populations; and to continually fight to reduce and eliminate the stigma that is associated with the disease of alcoholism. The Foundation focuses its grantmaking on a wide range of issues related to alcoholism, including prevention, treatment, research, public education, and creating awareness of alcoholism problems in the nation's work world. While a number of grants go to national organizations, regional and local organizations across the country are also eligible to receive funds. Grant proposals are reviewed throughout the year. Guidelines for submitting requests are available on the Foundation's website.
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Pathyways for Achieving Self-Sufficiency (PASS) Program Seeks Participants
 To All Agencies and Palm Beach County Low-Income Residents:
The Palm Beach County Community Action Agency will be interviewing and selecting thirty (30) low-income families throughout the county to participate in the Pathways for Achieving Self-Sufficiency (PASS) program. PASS is a 9-12 month initiative that focuses on removing barriers and creating opportunities for low-income individuals and families that will enable them to become more self-sufficient. The gross household income for eligible participants must be at or below 125% of the Federal Poverty Level.
Interested households must complete and submit a Community Service Block Grant (CSBG) application along with the required documentation before 5:00pm on December 21, 2012. CSBG applications may be faxed to 561-242-7631, emailed to Anita at amurphym@pbcgov.org mailed to: Attention: Anita Moore at 810 Datura Street West Palm Beach, FL 33401.
For more information, please contact the Community Action Program at (561) 355-4791.
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Advertise with Women's Recovery Network!
Would you like to advertise your business to your neighbors and associates, including many local professionals and business people? If so than we invite you to advertise with Women's Recovery Network. Women's Recovery Network is a not for profit organization geared to focus on Women's Recovery and Wellness issues. We strive to help women in recovery by providing information, education, referral, and networking. Our mission is to inform you and your families of the valuable services, resources and assist women to connect with gender specific organizations and supportive recovery events. Overall it is our desire to help promote and empower women to maintain a healthy productive lifestyle by assisting women to achieve their personal and professional goals through information, education, referral, and networking. Advertise with Women's Recovery Network! There are several advertisement slots available at a very affordable price. We have a very aggressive webmaster who has a proven record in website visibility and marketing. We invite you to advertise with WRN for a one time offer of ONLY $300.00 for an entire year!! In addition, please feel free to also submit articles for our editor's approval. Submitting women's recovery related articles is an excellent way to showcase your program and educate the community while receiving FREE advertisement. CONTACT INFO:
Darlene Silvernail PhD LMHC CAP Email:docsilvernail@aol.com
Phone: 561-642-3103 www.WomensRecoveryNetwork.com |
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The Psychology Behind Gift-Giving
Giving a gift is a universal way to show interest, appreciation, and gratitude, as well as strengthen bonds with others. The holiday season is a big time for advertisers to tap into the feelings of consumers in an effort to get them to buy products. Read the full article |
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