Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Human nature draws us to stories of transformation, where people have turned their lives around for the better. Stories of sobriety, in particular, can be powerful because so many people relate to addiction struggles.
Addiction is not limited to alcohol and drugs. It can also include addiction to food, gambling, sex, shopping, caffeine, gaming, social media, and so on.
This story seems fitting right now. People who are trying out Dry January, where they abstain from drinking alcohol, may relate, as may those who are affected by the California fires, who may find it too easy to fall back on alcohol to cope with stress and trauma.
Thank you, Rosina Mae, for opening up about your sobriety journey, and for the helpful tips. #sobriety #dryjanuary
Est. 2001. Deaf Women Owned. Over 20 years in business. 35+ years of Experience. Deaf Counseling Center provides both #telementalhealth (videophone, web-based, online, and virtual, e-therapy, telemental health) and in-office #therapy to Deaf clients on a national basis.
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Disclaimer: You may want to consider diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms with a licensed professional counselor. This page is not intended to replace therapy.
NOTE: We use the word “Deaf” as an inclusive term for all Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, DeafPlus, late-deafened, oral Deaf, ASL users, CI users, and other identities.
© 2024 Deaf Counseling Centher. All rights reserved. You must credit Deaf Counseling Center when sharing or using this content.
Human nature draws us to stories of transformation, where people have turned their lives around for the better. Stories of sobriety, in particular, can be powerful because so many people relate to addiction struggles.
Addiction is not limited to alcohol and drugs. It can also include addiction to food, gambling, sex, shopping, caffeine, gaming, social media, and so on.
This story seems fitting right now. People who are trying out Dry January, where they abstain from drinking alcohol, may relate, as may those who are affected by the California fires, who may find it too easy to fall back on alcohol to cope with stress and trauma.
Thank you, Rosina Mae, for opening up about your sobriety journey, and for the helpful tips. #sobriety #dryjanuary
Est. 2001. Deaf Women Owned. Over 20 years in business. 35+ years of Experience. Deaf Counseling Center provides both #telementalhealth (videophone, web-based, online, and virtual, e-therapy, telemental health) and in-office #therapy to Deaf clients on a national basis.
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@deafcounseling #deafcounseling #deafcounselor
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#deafmentalhealth #deaftherapy #deafmentalhealthmatters #deafmentalhealthgoals #deaftherapist #asltherapists #deafmentalwellness #deafmindfulness #deaftherapists #healthcareaccess #ourstoriesourpower#deafmulticulturalcounseling #deafpeoplerealstories #tellyourstory #aslstory #signedstories #deafwellness #deaf
Disclaimer: You may want to consider diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms with a licensed professional counselor. This page is not intended to replace therapy.
NOTE: We use the word “Deaf” as an inclusive term for all Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, DeafPlus, late-deafened, oral Deaf, ASL users, CI users, and other identities.
© 2024 Deaf Counseling Centher. All rights reserved. You must credit Deaf Counseling Center when sharing or using this content.
