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Remote Sessions: Travel Doesn’t Have to Mean a Lapse in Care

LifeTutors understands that real life means travel plans, family get-togethers, and all sorts of other adventures. Now that it is officially summer, our young adult LifeClients are heading home to visit family and taking trips...

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Coach Spotlight: Becks Logan

We know that our LifeTutors are the driving force behind our organization, as they are the people on the ground, supporting our LifeClients. All of our LifeTutors bring unique skillsets and talents to the table....

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Mental Health Awareness: Demystifying Mental Health Concerns

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! On labeling jars, not people… Where We Have Been Mental health concerns, commonly referred to as ‘mental illnesses’ continue to be poorly understood in our culture. Due to the lack of...

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The Inside of Depression

Most of us have felt depressed or low at one point or another. Someone may have even asked us when we were younger if we were depressed. Even if we didn't know what the word...

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Alcohol’s Place Among Maslow’s Pyramid

Maslow’s pyramid of human needs is a common reference tool when defining the separate tiers of what each and every person needs in life. It begins at the base, the physiological level, with things such...

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Change Language, Change Minds

Language is the first glimpse into the mind. The language we use (and the vocabulary we learn) changes with us as we grow, but also begins to shift with our own emotions. From feelings of...

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Help Wanted: Returning to Work After Treatment

Returning to work after substance abuse or mental health treatment is a necessary step that most people in recovery will have to take to be able to support themselves and lead an independent life. For...

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I Made It Through Treatment. Now What?

First off, you should be very proud of yourself for seeking help and taking the necessary steps to get healthy. Making the commitment to join a treatment program is a huge accomplishment in itself—finishing one...

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Collegiate Recovery: College Students Returning to School in Recovery Face Unique Challenges

Recovery from mental health conditions along with substance use disorder (SUD) is something that everyone handles differently. The same is true for students who are returning to school after treatment or starting college with a...

A Journey into Independence

Moving into the freedoms and responsibilities of early adulthood and independent living can be as overwhelming as it is exciting. Young adults entering the college experience, or venturing out into first apartments and work places...

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