Discovering Self-Acceptance Through Group Therapy
Group therapy at the Perry Clayman Project (PCP) provides an environment where individuals can explore their inner journeys. Openly expressing thoughts and feelings... Read more.
Wellness Redefined: The Holistic Path to Better Health and Happiness
For those seeking a more comprehensive approach to health and well-being, holistic healing is an avenue worth exploring. This form of healing allows individuals... Read more.
Is Alcohol Use Harmful? Let’s Talk About It
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), alcohol is one of the most widely used drugs. Its use plays a central role in various societies and cultures... Read more.
Active Healing: How Yoga Promotes Mental Well-Being
Yoga is renowned for enhancing physical fitness and overall well-being; however, its therapeutic application within addiction recovery has also gained recognition... Read more.
What Is the Role of PCP’s Art Therapy Program in Promoting Emotional Growth During Recovery?
Art therapy is an alternative form of therapy that can make a significant difference in the recovery process. By engaging with this practice, individuals can explore... Read more.
Overcoming Stress in a Supportive Environment With Third Stage Supported Housing
At the Perry Clayman Project (PCP), those dealing with the stress of substance use disorder (SUD) can find solace and support in their recovery journey through 3rd... Read more.
How to Help Someone Who May Be Struggling With Addiction
Addressing addiction can be intimidating and scary, especially if you are unsure if the person is abusing substances. Courage and empathy are necessary to confront... Read more.
What to Look For in a Quality Addiction Recovery Programme
Addiction is a complex issue that can affect an individual’s physical and mental health, relationships, and overall quality of life. Professional help from... Read more.
How Specific Environments Can Increase the Risk of Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
It is common for individuals to believe that the only individuals at risk of developing substance use disorder (SUD) are those with addictive personalities. Further,... Read more.
Taking Control of Your Sobriety
Starting a new life in recovery can be challenging but also incredibly rewarding. Taking control of your sobriety requires hard work, dedication, and, most importantly,... Read more.