How Childhood Trauma Can Contribute to the Development of Addiction
Updated on 07/03/23 Content reviewed by Nicholas G. Glines Childhood is the most formative stage for development and learning. These early years create the foundation for how individuals approach and respond to experiences throughout their lives. A strong nourishing foundation helps young children develop the skills needed to transform into well-functioning adults. When a child […]
Childhood and the Traumatized Brain
Childhood and the Traumatized Brain Updated on 02/19/24 Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT Childhood experiences can play a significant role in how an individual navigates through life in adulthood. This includes childhood trauma, which can have lasting effects well into adulthood. Trauma can take a psychological toll on anyone, especially on young brains that […]
Parenting While Recovering From Alcoholism
The children of people who suffer from alcoholism often have life-long effects on their behavior, relationships and their own possible battles with addiction. If you are a parent who is in recovery, the best thing you can do for your children is get the help you need. Once you have been to treatment and come […]
Anti-Addiction Film “The First Day” with Chris Herren on ESPN
“The First Day” with Chris Herren According to Creighton Drury, the CEO of Center on Addiction, “The First Day” was created by former professional basketball player and wellness advocate, Chris Herren, and presented by Center on Addiction and Cigna. “The First Day” takes an innovative approach to address teen substance use, while helping to refocus […]