Category: McCall Insights
Seasonal Affective Disorder Can Impact People in Recovery
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a temporary period of depression during certain times of the year. Many people face SAD in late fall and winter due to fewer daylight hours, inclement weather, and freezing temperatures.
Embracing a New Year
As 2025 begins, learn to embrace change and focus on what you can control to navigate the year ahead with confidence.
Supporting Loved Ones in Recovery During the Holiday Season
The holidays can be a challenging time for individuals in recovery and their loved ones, but with thoughtfulness and care, it can also be an opportunity to strengthen connections and create new, meaningful traditions. Here are some ideas to help you support your loved ones in recovery this season.
The Dichotomy Of The Holidays
The holiday season is upon us. For many, it’s a time of joy and togetherness. For some, it can be a time that brings feelings of grief or loneliness. The season can also exacerbate challenges involving health, relationships, and finances, just as examples.
Staff Standouts Recognized At Annual Board Meeting Breakfast
As we navigate the ups and downs of our daily lives, it’s important to pause and reflect on the positive aspects that surround us. Cultivating gratitude is an essential practice that can enhance our overall well-being and improve our relationships.
Cultivating Gratitude
As we navigate the ups and downs of our daily lives, it’s important to pause and reflect on the positive aspects that surround us. Cultivating gratitude is an essential practice that can enhance our overall well-being and improve our relationships.
Embracing Change: A Path to Growth
As the leaves change and the crisp air of autumn settles in, we’re reminded of the natural cycle of change around us. For many, the shifting seasons mirror the transitions we face in life – some welcome, others challenging.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Family Recovery Coach Alicia Peterson, RSS, writes about the correlation between substance use disorder and domestic violence (DV).