Addiction recovery often faces a major barrier: shame. Many people struggling with addiction carry a heavy burden of shame that can block their path to healing. Yet, shame is not a helpful or necessary part of recovery. Instead, a person-centered and trauma-informed approach offers a more compassionate and effective way forward. This post explores why shame should be removed from addiction recovery and how embracing trauma-informed care, inspired by thinkers like Gabor Maté,

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Taking the first step can feel overwhelming, but we're here to make the process simple. At Beth's Place Recovery, we believe recovery starts with a conversation. Whether you're seeking support for yourself, a loved one, meeting a court requirement, addressing concerns about alcohol or drug use, or simply exploring your options, you're welcome here. Come as you are. This is your choice, your journey, and your recovery. Step 1: Schedule Your Assessment Your comprehensive assess

Trauma can have a profound impact on an individual's mental health, affecting their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. As awareness of trauma's effects grows, so does the importance of trauma-informed mental health counseling. This approach recognizes the widespread impact of trauma and emphasizes the need for a supportive and understanding therapeutic environment. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of trauma-informed mental health counseling, its core principles