Fr. Jim Swarthout is Director of Clergy and Alumni Relations for Rosecrance Health Network. Read his reflections on the 12 steps in the blog post below. Also, feel free to download the following PDFs: Invitational Intervention Step Dancing through the 12 Steps You Can’t Live on Yesterday’s Manna We admitted we were powerless over … Continued
Carlene Cardosi, Rosecrance Regional Administrator, will present a national webinar about anxiety and adolescents for Addiction Professionals magazine on Wednesday, September 18, 2019 1:00 p.m. ET, 12:00 p.m. CT, about anxiety among adolescents. “Anxiety and Stress Management for Adolescents,” will provide attendees with current information on behavioral health trends and studies, specific to anxiety and … Continued
Rosecrance Recreational Therapist, Carla Roth, recently keynoted and presented a breakout session at the annual Horticulture Therapy Symposium at Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville, Wisconsin on August 6, 2019. The theme of the symposium was “promoting wellness” and the event included educational materials, instruction and activities, and access to Rotary Botanical Gardens’ grounds. Roth delivered … Continued
For too many people, a major roadblock on the path to recovery is figuring out how to pay for treatment. If you’re worried about the cost of treatment and whether insurance will cover you or your family member, there is hope. At Rosecrance, we’re here to help you find the best way to start your … Continued
Kelly Epperson, Rosecrance Vice President and General Counsel, and David Gomel, President of Rosecrance Inc., presented at the 41st annual Addiction Treatment Leadership Conference hosted by the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP).The conference was held May 5-7, 2019 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C. Epperson participated in a Quality Assurance panel … Continued
Teen mental health issues are very real and more common than you may think. Still, it can be difficult to know what to do when a teen suffers from depression or an anxiety disorder. Life with a teen has its challenges, and panic attacks can add quite a bit to those issues. So what can … Continued
While addiction can occur at any age, substance use disorders are more likely to start during young adulthood or in the teenage years. Recurring use of drugs or alcohol can rewire the brain, making it difficult to simply quit—especially during the teenage years when the brain is still developing. Teen addiction is a serious problem, … Continued
As a parent, you want what’s best for your teen. If you have concerns about your child’s mental health, you may be struggling to find answers about the best course of action. Where can you turn? And how do you talk to your child about something so difficult and personal? Recognize the Signs Mental health … Continued
Establishing an open line of communication with your teen can be challenging. Parents should know the facts when it comes to the deadly opioid epidemic so they’re better prepared to talk with their teens and recognize the signs of opioid misuse. This guide is designed to help parents know whether their children are at risk, … Continued
It looks like a sleek USB pod. It tastes like bubblegum, fruity cereal, marshmallows, slushies, or gummy worms. It’s no wonder so many teens and kids are attracted to the idea of “vaping.” E-cigarettes and vape pens use heated nicotine liquid to produce a vapor for inhalation, or vaping. That liquid, often called “juice,” comes … Continued