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June 29, 2023

Have a Blast without Getting Blasted

Over the years, LCL volunteers have provided tips on staying clean/sober and maintaining mental health during July 4th holidays and other times throughout the year when many families and people gather to celebrate some event. These can be stressful times and we need to take special care of ourselves. And if we’re dealing with mental health issues the activity can be overwhelming in several ways. … [Read more...]

Article by lcl / Uncategorized

February 24, 2023

FIRST PERSON – A FAMILY DISEASE: HOW ONE LAWYER’S DAUGHTER RECOVERED FROM AN EATING DISORDER

First Person - This is the first article in LCL’s new series of recovery stories -  A Family Disease: How one Lawyer’s Daughter Recovered from an Eating Disorder   LCL helps legal professionals, and their families. Everyone has different needs for treatment and other support. LCL can help you with assessments and referrals and provide ongoing support – for you or someone you love. … [Read more...]

Article by lcl / Eating Disorder, Uncategorized

January 4, 2023

Dry January: To Drink or Not to Drink; That is the Question

For those of us in active recovery, the question of whether to drink or not to drink has been answered. For others, the question has not yet been asked, or seemed relevant. For still others, the decision to take a break from alcohol has more to do with the potential health benefits of not drinking for a sustained period. The idea for Dry January (i.e., voluntary abstention from drinking alcohol … [Read more...]

Article by Jon Tynjala / Self-Care, Substance Use, Uncategorized / alcohol, Dry January, recovery

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