Choosing the Right Drug Rehab
The Goldilocks Theory in Choosing a Drug Rehab.
One of the first things many potential guests ask us when they first call Gulf Breeze Recovery is, “How many people do you treat at a time?”
Improving your Hindsight
Improving Hindsight. A look behind the scenes at the process that creates emotions. It’s a common English idiom: “Hindsight is always 20/20.” It means that looking back at a situation …
White Knuckling vs Letting Go
Learn the art of letting go! “It’s a running joke between my friends and me that we will get together as soon as we’re free.” If you’re a parent, or …
Gulf Breeze Recovery’s Declaration of Independence
Our Declaration of Independence What does a class at Gulf Breeze Recovery look like? We get asked this question by many prospective guests who want to know just what in …
6 Secrets to Happiness
It’s a fact: the self-help industry is a multi-billion dollar industry. Americans purchase books, audio books, programs and sessions with personal coaches to help them eliminate the stress of their …
Recognizing Substance Abuse Symptoms
It is not always easy to tell if someone is abusing drugs and/or alcohol. In order to maintain an addiction, the person becomes very good at hiding any signs that …
Gulf Breeze Recovery Video Conference with Jamie Smart
Internationally renowned coach, speaker and author works with the treatment center staff and guests to help them gain clarity. People and groups who continually strive for excellence seek advice from …
Recovery Success in Birmingham
Alex Wright meets with therapists and counselors from his hometown regarding the rehabilitation program that he credits with helping save his life. Since opening its doors in May of …
Link Between Prescription Drug Laws and Use
As more and more lawmakers realize that they need to establish regulations to prevent the growing prescription drug abuse problem, the number of people abusing painkillers is beginning to lessen. …
Excessive Alcohol and Deaths in Adults
Approximately 88,000 deaths per year were linked to excessive alcohol consumption from 2006 to 2010. A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that alcohol is …