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7 Tips for Becoming an Alcohol Counselor
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7 Tips for Becoming an Alcohol Counselor

Did you know that people qualified to become addiction recovery counselors may also be qualified to work at outpatient substance abuse centers, private practices, mental health centers, and local and state hospitals? If you want to make a positive difference in the world, it is a great idea to become an alcohol and drug counselor....

The Job of a Behavioral Health Assistant
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The Job of a Behavioral Health Assistant

Behavioral health awareness continues to rise in the US, but so do behavioral health issues. Around 1 in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness in a year. However, there are ways to help, including becoming a Behavioral Health Assistant. If you enjoy helping people and exploring psychological issues, you may want to become a Behavioral Health Assistant. Behavioral...

Rebuilding Family Trust After Entering Alcohol or Drug Addiction Recovery
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Rebuilding Family Trust After Entering Alcohol or Drug Addiction Recovery

Family and friends play an integral role in the drug addiction recovery process. They provide support and encouragement. However, when a loved one deals with addiction, it may strain relationships to the breaking point and leave friendships fractured. Recovering from drug or alcohol addiction is challenging enough without also needing to rebuild trust with family...

Tips on Dating and Being in Recovery
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Tips on Dating and Being in Recovery

Being in recovery doesn’t make it easy to date. For anyone who has struggled with addiction, it may feel like every potential partner is asking for trust and to take a risk on someone they barely know. However, being in recovery can make dating challenging, but it doesn’t mean it’s impossible, or there aren’t ways...