-
Recovery Coaching:
A Guide to Coaching People
in Recovery from Addictions
Second Edition
-
Tag Archives: depression
Six Signs of Resistance to Change
and What To Do About Them
It is hard seeing your client struggle through resistance to change. Facing a difficult emotional experience, and at the same time, wanting to escape it. Struggling in sobriety, mourning the loss of the addiction, a job, maybe even their family. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged acceptance, Addiction, anger, confusion, crisis, denial, depression, fear, resistance, sobriety
Comments Off on Six Signs of Resistance to Change
and What To Do About Them
and What To Do About Them
I am Lonely, Part Two
The Research on Loneliness Have you ever been all alone at a party? Are you perfectly content sitting home reading a book or watching Hulu? Even though you secretly hate sitting at home watching Hulu? Do you have a need … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Chicago Center of Cognitive and Social Neuroscience, Daniel Russell, depression, John Cacioppo, loneliness, lonely, Robert S. Weiss, sensory impairment, UCLA Loneliness Scale, University of Chicago
Comments Off on I am Lonely, Part Two
I am lonely
What Is Loneliness? Webster’s Dictionary defines loneliness as a state of solitude or being alone. But I believe loneliness to actually be a state of mind. It causes people to feel empty, alone and unwanted. People who are lonely crave … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged alienated, cut-off, depression, grief, homesickness, loneliness, lonely
Comments Off on I am lonely
