The Dr. Drew Response (1)
11/14/09 •
Lately, I’ve been reading Dr. Drew’s latest book, “The Mirror Effect.” It addresses celebrity narcissism and the extreme behavior that goes along with it. Dr. Drew does a great job at highlighting what has become typical tabloid material – multiple stints in rehab, sex tapes, drug use, eating disorders, etc. – [...]
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greythinking.com (0)
11/13/09 •
As of today, we are greythinking.com! The original address, greythinking.wordpress.com, will continue to work, as will all of the original posts and links. I figured it was about time that I got a “real” domain, though.
If anyone has problems with their RSS feeds (though you shouldn’t), let me know….
Sharing therapists (2)
11/11/09 •
I’ve been in all different levels of treatment with numerous professionals and various treatment centers, and overall I’d have to say that both group and individual therapy are important (and beneficial) in recovery. With group, there are several people who you can bounce ideas off of, get advice from, relate to, and rely on for [...]
Alternative coping – a tough sell (3)
10/31/09 •
I thought that these quotes would be especially appropriate after my series on coping skills.
Dr. Meredith Grey: In the hospital, we see addiction every day. It’s shocking, how many kinds of addiction exist. It would be too easy if it was just drugs and booze and cigarettes. I think the hardest part of kicking [...]
Underrated coping skill: DVDs (2)
10/27/09 •
This is the sixth post in the Grey Thinking series, Five of the most underrated coping skills.
This isn’t going to come as any surprise to those of you who have followed Grey Thinking for any length of time…. but watching DVDs of TV series is one of my favorite “coping skills.” I may be stretching [...]
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