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Understanding the Stages Of Change
Understanding the Stages Of Change Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu Change can be overwhelming…
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Passive vs. Active Recovery: Which Path Are You Taking?
Passive vs. Active Recovery: Which Path Are You Taking? Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein , LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside…
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The Dangers of Driving While Drunk
The Dangers of Driving While Drunk Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu. Every day, an…
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The Hidden Signs of Prescription Drug Abuse
The Hidden Signs of Prescription Drug Abuse Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu. Prescription drug…
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Attachment Styles: What Are They and How Do They Impact Addiction?
Attachment Styles: What Are They and How Do They Impact Addiction? Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at…
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Childhood and the Traumatized Brain
Childhood and the Traumatized Brain Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu Childhood experiences can play…
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High-Functioning Depression and Substance Use Disorder
High-Functioning Depression and Substance Use Disorder Updated on 09/12/23 Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu…
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How Does Trauma Relate to Substance Abuse?
How Does Trauma Relate to Substance Abuse? Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu Research indicates that…
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6 Tips for Self-Advocacy in Recovery
6 Tips for Self-Advocacy in Recovery Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu Addiction often causes you…
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Health Problems Related to Binge Drinking
Health Problems Related to Binge Drinking Content reviewed by Karen Rubenstein, LMFT, Chief Clinical Officer at Cliffside Malibu Binge drinking has become…
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