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New video series in Fuller’s Moment of Pride campaign
Fuller’s Brewery has launched a video series in partnership with mental health charity Brave Mind, to encourage more open conversations about mental health in the rugby community. Using its London Pride brand, Fuller’s has created Side By Side, videos introduced by former England international Joe Marler. Part of the brand’s ongoing Moments of Pride campaign, […] The post New video series in Fuller’s Moment of Pride campaign first appeared on Beer Today . The post New video series in Fuller’s Moment of Pride campaign appeared first on Beer Today .
by Darren3 viewsbeer-and-cider-newsbrave-mindfuller-s-breweryjoe-marlerlondon-pridemental-health - news
Better Understanding Recovery Meetings
Many people don’t know the recovery options that are available to them when they choose to get sober. The good news is that there are many to choose from. In fact, many people utilize multiple methods of recovery. One highly effective tool in recovery is the “recovery meeting.” Better Understanding Recovery Meetings Recovery meetings are […] The post Better Understanding Recovery Meetings appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Addiction Recovery Publishing2 viewsaddiction-treatmentmental-health - news
What Happens in the First 24–72 Hours of Residential Mental Health Treatment?
Mental Health | Residential Treatment What Happens in the First 24–72 Hours of Residential Mental Health Treatment? Alpine Recovery Lodge Updated April 23, 2026 Residential mental health guide The first 24–72 hours of residential mental health treatment are usually focused on safety, orientation, assessment, calming the nervous system, and starting a clear plan. Alpine’s current […]
by Ivy O'Brien1 viewmental-healthmental-health-and-dual-diagnosis - news
How to Cope with Depression During Addiction Recovery
Depression and addiction recovery frequently collide. For many people, depressive symptoms don't disappear when they get sober — they become more visible. The substances that once masked painful emotions are gone, and the emotional weight underneath them can feel suddenly overwhelming. Knowing why this happens, and what to do about it, is one of the most important things a person in recovery can learn. This guide is written specifically for people who are in recovery from substance use and are experiencing depression. It covers the unique reasons depression surfaces during recovery, how it increases relapse risk, and the coping strategies that work best within a recovery context. The post How to Cope with Depression During Addiction Recovery appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon5 viewsdepressionmental-healthrecoverysubstance-abusetreatment - news
Antidepressants for Breastfeeding: Nursing Safety When Substance Use Is a Concern
Breastfeeding can support bonding and infant nutrition. It can also raise hard questions when you need mental health treatment. If you are taking an antidepressant or thinking about starting one, you may wonder if it is safe to keep nursing. This pillar page explains what we know about antidepressants for breastfeeding, what “safe” means in real-life care, and how to lower risk for your baby. It also covers an extra layer that matters in recovery: how alcohol or drug use can change safety for both you and your infant. This information is educational. It cannot replace care from your OB-GYN, prescriber, pediatrician, or a lactation clinician. The post Antidepressants for Breastfeeding: Nursing Safety When Substance Use Is a Concern appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon6 viewsdepressiondetoxmental-healthrecoverysubstance-abusetreatment - news
Rumination Disorder, Anxiety, and Addiction: When Overthinking Fuels Substance Use
Rumination can mean very different things in medicine. For some people, it describes mental “overthinking” that loops the same worries over and over. For others, rumination disorder is a feeding and eating disorder where food comes back up from the stomach to the mouth after meals. Both forms can create intense distress, raise anxiety, and, for many, become tangled up with substance use. This guide explains how rumination, anxiety, and addiction interact, what rumination eating disorder is, and how rumination disorder treatment can support long‑term recovery. The post Rumination Disorder, Anxiety, and Addiction: When Overthinking Fuels Substance Use appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon6 viewsaddictioneducationmental-healthrecoverysubstance-abusetreatment - news
Day 10 With No Alcohol: What to Expect Physically and Emotionally (and When to Get Help)
Day 10 with no alcohol is a big milestone. You are far enough from your last drink to notice real changes, yet close enough that withdrawal and cravings may still feel intense. For some people, day 10 feels amazing. For others, it feels like “I made it this far, but I’m exhausted and still want to drink.” Both experiences are common. What you feel today depends on how much and how often you drank, your overall health, and whether your detox was medically supervised. If you stopped heavy daily drinking on your own, day 10 can still feel rough and even risky. If you completed a supervised detox and are now in rehab or outpatient care, you may be more stable but still emotionally raw. The post Day 10 With No Alcohol: What to Expect Physically and Emotionally (and When to Get Help) appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon5 viewsalcohol-abusedepressiondetoxmental-healthrecoverysubstance-abuse - news
When “Only Alcohol Calms My OCD” Becomes a Trap
If you’ve ever thought, “Only alcohol could calm down my OCD,” you are not alone. Many people discover that a few drinks seem to quiet intrusive thoughts, soften anxiety, and make rituals feel less urgent—for a little while. It can feel like you’ve finally found something that works when nothing else has. But when OCD and alcohol start to travel together, the short-term relief often turns into a second, heavier burden: alcohol use disorder. This article explains why drinking feels like it helps, how it actually keeps OCD stuck, and what effective, long-term help looks like—especially if you need treatment in Texas. The post When “Only Alcohol Calms My OCD” Becomes a Trap appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon5 viewsalcohol-abusemental-healthrecoverysubstance-abusetreatment - news
Kicked Out of Rehab—Can You Go Back?
If a rehab discharges you, it can feel final. In most cases, it isn’t. Whether you can return to the same program—or should enter a different one—depends on why you were discharged, the facility’s policies, and your current clinical needs. Below is a neutral, step‑by‑step guide that pulls themes from the top search results and adds Austin‑specific pointers, including how to evaluate the best alcohol rehab in Austin, what to ask an alcohol rehab center in Austin, TX, and how to compare alcohol rehab centers in Austin, Texas, including options in North Austin. The post Kicked Out of Rehab—Can You Go Back? appeared first on Nova Recovery Center Near Austin Texas .
by Basil Ciocon5 viewsaddictionclinical-treatment-and-recovery-experiencescourt-ordered-rehabdetoxeducationfinance-and-insurance-for-rehab - news
One Year Later...
I woke up this morning, knowing it's been exactly 1 year since the last time I indulged my inner drunk and had way too many pints, topped off with a big old glass of whiskey. One year since I could barely breathe after going up a flight of stairs or walking to my car and one year since my resting heart rate was somewhere around 170 beats per minute. In those 365 days, I have not let go of reality even once. No slip ups or "accidents", never having more than 2 beers in a single day and no hard liquor of any kind. Part of this is predicated by all the medications I'm on to help control blood pressure and keep my heart from running itself out of beats before my time is supposed to be up. But the other part has become a battle of internal monologues, each vying for supremacy and each with some good points to be made. On one side, we've got the good times Polk, the dr
by noreply@blogger.com (Pints with Polk)5 viewsalcoholicbeercraft-beerdrunkhappyhealth - news
Feeling Bad After a One Night Stand: Regret and Reflection
Coping with the emotional aftermath of a one-night stand can be a challenging experience, often leading to feelings of regret and the need for deep reflection. Many individuals feel bad, experiencing regret and disappointment about their actions. Understanding these complex emotions and their impact on mental health is crucial to finding effective coping strategies. Regret, […] The post Feeling Bad After a One Night Stand: Regret and Reflection appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Warren Phillips0 viewsmental-health - news
Bedridden Depression: Addressing Mental Health Challenges in Immobility
Bedridden depression refers to the mental health challenges experienced by individuals who are confined to bed due to immobility. It is a condition that can have a significant impact on a person’s overall well-being and quality of life. This article aims to shed light on the effects of immobility on mental health and provide strategies […] The post Bedridden Depression: Addressing Mental Health Challenges in Immobility appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Warren Phillips0 viewsmental-health - news
Montelukast Depression Reddit: Personal Stories and Insights
Montelukast is a medication that is commonly prescribed for the management of asthma and allergic rhinitis. However, there have been anecdotal reports and discussions on Reddit regarding the potential connection between Montelukast and depression. It is important to explore this topic further to understand the personal stories and insights shared by individuals on this platform. […] The post Montelukast Depression Reddit: Personal Stories and Insights appeared first on Lantana Recovery: Addiction Treatment Rehab Center .
by Warren Phillips0 viewsmental-health