Addiction breaks the trust you have in yourself, and that of loved ones. Here are effective ways that you can rebuild that trust.
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Substance Abuse Disorder and Homelessness Are Interconnected
There is a direct connection between homelessness and substance use disorder (SUD). This guide will tell you how.
‘Good Vibes Only’: How Does Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Work?
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy is one of many tools we use at Vanity Wellness to help you beat addiction. Find out how.
Trauma-Informed Care
Trauma-informed care is the most effective way to provide treatment services for substance use disorders. Learn what that entails.
How to Know Which Therapy Is Right for Your Family?
Knowing which therapy is right for your family can be tough. We’ll tell you what to look for when deciding on the best therapy possible.
Perceptions of Substance Abuse in Women
Women face unique challenges when it comes to substance use disorders, that differ from the challenges men face.
Perceptions of Substance Abuse in Men
Men face gender-specific barriers when seeking substance use disorder treatment. While they differ from women, they are still tough.
What Is Somatic Experiencing Therapy?
What Is Somatic Experiencing Therapy? June 6, 2022 Vanity News How Can Somatic Therapy Help With Addiction Recovery? Many individuals with substance use disorder (SUD) have co-occurring conditions and symptoms related to trauma. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety disorders, and depression are common dual diagnoses for individuals who have experienced traumatic or stressful events. According to Depression and… Continue reading What Is Somatic Experiencing Therapy?
What is PHP? Why a Partial Hospitalization Program Might Be Right for You
Partial hospitalization programs balance higher levels of care and outpatient therapy. We’ll help you decide if a PHP program is for you.
How Families Can Be More Supportive of LGBTQ+ Loved Ones During Pride Month
LGBTQ+ persons face challenges that can put them at risk for mental disorders. Learn how to support them during Pirde Month.