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Inpatient Drug Rehabilitation In Westminster Colorado
Whether you choose an Inpatient drug rehab or an outpatient one, both offer great advantages. An Inpatient drug rehab in Westminster CO provides various means of treatment for those who need it and is highly recommended by medical professionals. However, the cost can be quite prohibitive and many people simply cannot afford it. Inpatient drug rehab in Westminster, for most people, can only be afforded if a good friend or family member is willing to help. If you are lucky, you may just have enough cash to pay for it.
By Austin Ram4 years ago in Psyche
Depression & Anxiety
I never thought I would be having anxiety until I got it back in August of 2019 due to trauma at work. Since then I've been struggling with anxiety and depression. Depression passed after being on medication for a year and then attending counseling sessions for 6 months. I still have some bad days but we all have good and bad days so I am happy about that. My anxiety increased and it didn't get better and I have all the tools, breathing techniques, meditation, exercises, stimulation, you name it I have probably tried it.
By Carolyna The Rambler4 years ago in Psyche
Reflections - Chpater 2
Hearing that door close and lock behind me was, one of only 2 times in my life where I have been truly terrified. The other being in the delivery room for the birth of my first child. I knew the minute that I heard the lock turn over in the tumbler that my live was never going to be the same. I had "run away from home" several times in the 6 years since I had been adopted but I had always known that I had the opportunity to come home, and I would be welcomed with open arms. Now that was no longer an option and I just stood there for what felt like an eternity wondering exactly what I was going to do and where I was going to go. I guess here would be a good opportunity to discuss with you at least a part of my childhood. And with that I mean my adoption and the situation surrounding it.
By Timothy Kelley4 years ago in Psyche
Michael Phelps Is a "Homecoming Queen"
Yes, you read the title right. Clearly, Michael Phelps is not in high school and is not a lady. I use the description figuratively. . . . Read on and you will see.
By Nate Huyser4 years ago in Psyche
Top Ten Tips for Stalking Synchronicity
As some of you may know, and most of you probably won't know, these top ten tips are included at the beginning of my first lecture on synchronicity, as a little guide to the phenomena. I clarified, in this lecture, that there would be a more extensive explanation of these top ten tips in an appendix of the lecture notes; this is that appendix. If you find these ideas interesting, I recommend you check out my lecture series on my Youtube channel, which I will link at the end of this article. More importantly however, if any of these ideas strikes a deep chord of resonance within you, contact me and let me know how and why. I always love to learn about the experiences of other people who are open to the magic of reality. Enjoy the piece!
By Insinq Datum4 years ago in Psyche
My Battle With Health and Heartbreak
It's been almost 3 years after my heartbreak, but still, the flashback haunts me from inside and has left a huge mark on my emotional and mental state.
By Revounts4 years ago in Psyche
The Pursuit of Happiness
What exactly is happiness? Is it a chemical reaction created by our brain chemistry? Or is it an emotion generated by our physiology? Or is it something completely different?
By Will Baker4 years ago in Psyche
An All Too Familiar Fire.
He burns alive on a frozen lake. As snow-covered mountains with their jagged peaks tear apart the sky and a woman reaches out to him from the far shore. She stares at his form in the fire, a man barely balanced on melting ice with death approaching, he should be running, he should be panicking, but he just stares sadly at his hands.
By Lucy Richardson4 years ago in Psyche
Delicious Moments and a Lovely Way of Being
Are you a Light Bringer or a Trash Monster? We’ll use the term trash monster to describe those who don’t use their light, don't know how to use it or don't know they even have one. If you have any interest... you’ll learn what it means to become a bringer of light.
By Jaime Winter4 years ago in Psyche
The Pandemic May Not Be Over For You
A few weeks ago I saw the images and videos from the Lollapalooza in Chicago and for the first time I thought: "Yup, the pandemic is gone." I went to a bar for the first time in months. I'm vaccinated, bands are playing stadiums. You can't help but feel that the Coronavirus is a thing of the past. Although the statistics suggest otherwise.
By Mindsmatter.4 years ago in Psyche
Bad Depression
Hi. Many unexpected things have happened since my last post. So, want to let you know about it! First.. I got really bad depression again which messed up my boundaries and emotions. So, right now, my emotions seem to have reached a block wall which I think is the wall of depression, with no place else to go. So, my emotions feel stucked there and I feel helpless about it. They have been stuck there for a few days already, which made my depression worse. Imagine having a wall of depression plus these stuck up emotions and being helpless about them like you have no energy to remove them. That's how I feel now. :( They seem to be far beyond my reach now, which just makes it harder for me to grasp and be in control of them. That is probably the reason why on the back of my mind when I was sleeping, I was having these visions that I was lost in a city, not knowing where I was..
By Sara4 years ago in Psyche
The First Freeze & Forever
I used to love skating on the ice when our pond would freeze over in the winter, but right now it’s is just a pond of water and not ice. It’s so hot out and I’m thinking about taking a dip.
By Laney4 years ago in Psyche