- by Rob Cline
Some people love to talk on the phone. Other people hate it (especially when they think a simple text would have been sufficient). And a third group likely has no...
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Families in Recovery
- by Rob Cline
In a recent entry, we compared the varieties of therapy to those bags of assorted mini candy bars. Each bar in the bag is, in fact, a candy bar, but...
- by Rob Cline
Most every organization and business has a mission statement that describes and defines what they are trying to accomplish. Some of these statements are long and involved. Others are straightforward...
- by Rob Cline
Staying Active for Your Body & Your Mind When it comes to bolstering your overall well-being, keeping your body and your mind active are both great strategies. But sometimes that...
- by Rob Cline
Anxiety and depression are two different conditions that often coexist and may even share symptoms, such as irritability, nervousness, or changes with sleep. Understanding that it is possible to have...
- by Rob Cline
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Winter can bring on feelings of sadness for several reasons: the end of baseball season, the end of Daylight Saving Time, the short days, the cold...
- by Rob Cline
Shared Experiences: Making a Connection Have you ever noticed the ways in which a shared experience can create strong bonds and a sense of mutual support over a short period...
- by Rob Cline
Becoming a Mother: Celebrations & Challenges The birth of a baby is, in most cases, a cause for celebration. Especially for the parents. And some might further suggest: especially for...
