Addiction Blog
Tips to Manage Mental Health at Work
The good news: More and more professionals are coming out about their mental health problems. The bad news: Many professionals still face the stigma of ...
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Addiction Treatment for Healthcare Professionals (HCPs)
Addiction treatment for healthcare professionals (HCPs) Providence Treatment specializes in addiction treatment for those healthcare professionals (HCPs) who struggle with substance abuse disorders. They work closely ...
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Steps to Stay in the Present
Learning to stay in the present – and stop dwelling on the past or obsessing over the future – plays an important role in your ...
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Is Loneliness Part of Your Profession?
Lawyers and doctors are among America’s loneliest workers, according to a new survey in the Harvard Business Review. The survey of 1,624 full-time employees, all participants ...
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Making room for Newness: Mindfulness and Recovery
Making room for Newness: Mindfulness and Recovery We are expected in recovery to engage in some degree of conversion. Conversion, meaning the shifts from one ...
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WHYY TV Documentaries March 29 2018
PBS and NPR’s local member station WHYY Channel 12 in Philadelphia will air 2 powerful short TV documentaries about addictions on March 29, 2018 from 10pm ...
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Why Companies Are Skipping Drug Testing
The decades-long pre-employment practice of drug testing for marijuana seems to be on the decline, according to a recent article in Bloomberg. To blame: a ...
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Self-Compassion May Weaken Perfectionism/Depression Link
You likely already know that a little self-compassion can go a long way in helping your recovery, but it can also offset the negative effects ...
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Joint Collaboration with Widener University
Providence Treatment is pleased to announce its joint collaboration with Widener University’s Biofeedback Clinic, chaired by Dr. Pamela Calvert-Hirt, to provide psychophysiological interventions for common ...
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When Completing Residential Treatment
Often when an individual completes the residential treatment, there remains unresolved issues, especially with their spouse, children and other family members. We know an ...
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