Alexa Cordry, LSW, LCADC

Grief is the emotional process that follows loss - any loss. We most closely associate grieving with death and dying, but in reality the grieving process applies to any significant loss that happens

I’ve often called the space between having insight into your behavior but feeling powerless to change it the “special place in pain”. It’s one thing to be ignorant of your behavior

Revealing our innermost selves to another person is not something humans are particularly bred for. We have evolutionary cues boiled into our brains that tell us not to show weakness. Coupled with long

Entering into substance use recovery is an insanely brave and empowering choice. It means taking an active role in your health, both physical and mental, while finding the courage to cope in brand

Mood swings, ups & downs, bad days: they happen for all of us. It’s not uncommon to be knocked off kilter due to life’s stressors and find yourself needing to recalibrate;