Depression Impacts People Globally
Depression is a subject matter that we frequently cover because the mental illness takes a deadly severe toll on society. The World Health Organization (WHO) has determined that depressive disorders...
View ArticleAddiction Linked to Trauma: Finding Recovery
People who struggle with drugs and alcohol share many commonalities. While each person’s story is unique, there are many experiences that men and women in the grips of addiction share. In the rooms of...
View ArticleNational Recovery Month: Inspiring Hope
It's National Recovery Month 2019. During this time, the Gentlemen of PACE Recovery Center would like to celebrate the millions in recovery from addiction and mental health disorders. Recovery is a...
View ArticleSuicide Prevention Awareness Month 2019: You’re Not Alone
Even though suicidal ideations are treatable, and suicide is preventable, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. Men and women take their lives for several reasons, but mental...
View ArticleRecovery: The Benefits of a Positive Attitude
Alter your thinking, and you change your life. A positive attitude changes everything and working a program of recovery changes the way you see the world. Recovery is an evolution of the mind that...
View ArticleAddiction and Adoption Link is Complicated
Practically everything can go right with a person’s upbringing, and addiction can still develop. Mental and behavioral health disorders are complex diseases that experts continue to study. Both...
View ArticleRecovery Repetitions and Helpful Mantras
Addiction recovery, among many other things, is about repetition. Long-term sobriety depends on a person’s ability to adopt a new mode of living. Discarding old behaviors and negative mindsets while...
View ArticleNational Depression Education and Awareness Month
About 14.8 million adults in the U.S. are affected by major depressive disorder. Some 300 million people of all ages battle depression worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, depression...
View ArticleMental Illness Alerts on HBO and the “It’s OK” Campaign
Talking about mental health is paramount; we need to have discussions about mental illness to combat stigma and encourage people to seek treatment. Historically, Americans have shied away from...
View ArticleAddiction Affects the Entire Family
Across the country, thousands of families have had to watch as an addiction epidemic stole their loved ones. Each time a young person falls victim to an overdose, it’s worth remembering that he or she...
View ArticleTrauma, PTSD, and Substance Use Disorder
Trauma can dramatically impact the course of one’s life; if it is left unaddressed, adverse experiences can lead to premature death. A new report on mortality from the Centers for Disease Control and...
View ArticleCannabis Use Disorder on the Rise
In 1996, California became the first state to legalize medical cannabis with voter approval of Proposition 215. Thus began a tidal wave of more liberal views regarding the most popular illicit drug in...
View ArticleAlcohol Use and Depression Among Young People: Study
Adolescence or one’s teenage years are a time of significant change in a person’s life. Young men and women undergo biological, physiological, and neurological alterations that can be challenging....
View ArticleRecovery During Thanksgiving: Maintaining Your Sobriety
You don't need to have alcohol for a good Thanksgiving. If you are in addiction recovery, alcohol will not only complicate your day, but it will derail your program. With the significant holiday...
View ArticleRecovery and the American Opioid Epidemic
At PACE Recovery Center, we are hopeful that you were able to make it through Thanksgiving without incident. As we have pointed out previously, the relapse rate tends to elevate during significant...
View ArticleRecovery Specialists are Needed in America
At PACE Recovery Center, we like to do our best to focus on uplifting aspects of addiction recovery. We want to share stories about individuals who have risen from the depths of despair and go on to...
View ArticleDepression and Cannabis Use Among Young People
Last month, we shared with our readers about research that upended a long-held association between alcohol use and depression among young people. In the post, we were particularly interested in the...
View ArticleRecovery Goal 2020: Being More Positive
Christmas and Kwanzaa are now behind us, Hanukkah is drawing toward the end, and New Year’s Eve is quickly approaching. At PACE Recovery Center, we hope that everyone in recovery has managed to keep...
View ArticleAddiction Recovery: Protecting Your Progress
The annual Monitoring the Future survey indicates that teen alcohol, tobacco, and illicit hard drug use is on the decline. However, the decade's old survey found U.S. teens are vaping more marijuana...
View ArticleRecovery Re-Evaluation: Your Lifestyle Matters
Re-evaluating your lifestyle from time to time is essential for making sure you remain on track in early recovery. It’s easy to slip back into old ways of thinking that you learned to rid yourself of...
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