Judy Saalinger, MFT, Ph.D
Lasting Recovery helps men and women interrupt the emotional turmoil and destructive pattern of alcohol and drug abuse.
lastingrecovery.com
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Prescription Drug Abuse Results in One Death Every 19 Minutes in U.S. | The Partnership at Drugfree.org →
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Number of Prescription Painkiller Deaths More Than Tripled in Last 10 Years | The Partnership at Drugfree.org →
Lasting Recovery provides Detoxification from Prescription Painkillers and Benzodiazepines for the men and women in our Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs. Chronic Pain and the accompanying depression and family problems are treated along with cognitive and experiential approaches.
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'The Compass Of Pleasure': Why Some Things Feel So Good : NPR →
Excellent Interview!
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D., MFT, CAS
Lasting Recovery
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Interesting article & discussion on prescription drug dependence →
Prescription drug use & addiction is an epidemic among young and old. More discussion of solutions.
Enjoy your clean and sober Sunday!
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D., MFT, CAS
Lasting Recovery
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The 7 Principles of Evidenced Based Recovery | Recovery Help Now →
Here is the road map for an alcohol and drug free life! Pass it on!
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D., MFT CAS
Lasting Recovery
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Report: ‘Spice’ Can Cause Long-Lasting Psychosis | The Partnership at Drugfree.org →
Think you would like to know about this current information.
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D., MFT, CAS
Lasting Recovery
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Ohio Report: Rise in Opioid Prescriptions May be Leading to Spike in Heroin Use | The Partnership at Drugfree.org →
This article says it perfectly. The opiate pain medication does lead to heroin use and dependence.
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D., MFT, CAS
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The Highjacked Brain →
I came across this very informative article on addictions - wanted to share!
Judy Saalinger, Ph.D. MFT, CAS
Lasting Recovery Outpatient Treatment Center
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San Diego Woman Ends Long Cycle of Alcohol Dependency and Undiagnosed Depression →
I received this letter today from a friend in the community:She writes:I want to share with you my struggles with alcohol, chronic low-grade depression (Dysthymia),and social… -
Freedom From Addiction →
Our clients love the Yoga included in our evening alcohol and drug addiction Intensive Outpatient Program. They report reduced stress and interpersonal conflict at home and in the workplace, increased awareness of feelings improvement in reducing anxiety about the future as they are able to take the 12 step slogan of “one day at a time”, to “one minute at a time” and become fully present. Click on the title to read the article in Yoga Journal!
