Now is the Time for Healing.
Now is the Time for Recovery.
Addiction
Most of us know a friend or family member, whose lives are affected by addiction.
Stress
People are negatively affected by stress when they have not developed a stable set of strategies for coping with stressors.
Grief
The death of a family member or close friend can be among the most difficult things you’ll have to deal with, so the American Psychological Association outlines ways of coping with that loss — whether or not it is coronavirus-related.
Trauma
Trauma is an emotional response to a terrible event like an accident, rape, or natural disaster. Immediately after the event, shock and denial are typical. Longer term reactions include unpredictable emotions, flashbacks, strained relationships and even physical symptoms like headaches or nausea. While these feelings are normal, some people have difficulty moving on with their lives
We’ll provide your family members with valuable knowledge about the disease of addiction.
We encourage you to speak out about your problems and interact with people faced with addiction.
Our medical staff and volunteers will provide you with the tools for making a long-lasting positive change
Types of Therapy
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“One size does not fit all.”
–– Ann Richards, former Governor of Texas
“We’re all individuals, and any one-size-fits-all approach will leave us feeling disenfranchised, disappointed, and ultimately dysfunctional.”
Also known as psychotherapy, this type of ongoing counseling…
One or more psychologists lead a group of roughly five to 15 patients. Typically groups meet…
Faith-based counseling is counseling or therapy that involves a spiritual and/or religious approach. Dependent upon the education…
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a short-term, goal-oriented psychotherapy treatment…
Community Counseling uses all of the above types of therapy for the mental health needs of marginalized and underserved people. As a group, clinics often provide direction and assistance for people who are in poverty, not employable, or who work in low-paying, non-union jobs such as farm labor, maid service, food preparation, and janitorial. Some are awaiting citizenship and most do not have access to needed mental health services.
Therapy for a Nation in Crisis
Drug and alcohol abuse is surging and many are experiencing grief during the multiple pandemics of Covid-19, climate change, and addiction. Worries about job and business loss is causing deep anxiety. The country needs a central location dedicated to clearly directing those of us in need of sound therapeutic support. That is the primary mission of The Recovery Directory.
The Recovery Directory is your source for the many paths to survive and thrive during these trying times.
Build a Community of Love and Support
Find your place with family and friends with good therapy and a commitment to healthy living. By focusing on a supportive environment and positive thoughts we develop strength for effective healing.
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Recovery for All is a California State non-profit organization. We publish The Recovery Directory, The Baby Boomer Catalog, and produce the annual Senior Health Fair, featuring life-enhancing anthologies, seminars, and directories. Our publications and expos provide vital information to survive and maintain good health during these multiple pandemics. Help us reach the many people who are in need of these materials.
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Sections of The Recovery Directory are meant to be informative guides only. They are not intended for self-diagnosis. These diagnostic summaries are only meant for educational purposes, not diagnostic ones. If you believe that these patterns of symptoms describe you or someone you love, seek out a professional opinion by a treatment provider.
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