The following is an essay written by a Prescott House marketing team member as a reflection on the untimely death of an old friend’s young husband. We are sharing it as a testimony to the ripple effect of alcoholism. I didn’t know Mark Thomas. I think maybe I had Read more…
Here we are, already in the last quarter of 2016! We wanted to give you a recap of some of the addiction recovery resources we provided so far. February 2016 Prescott House Articles: Monitoring Stress Throughout the Treatment Process Preventing Addiction Relapse After Recovery March 2016 Prescott House Articles: Sex Read more…
What Dual Diagnosis Means It may seem kind of obvious that this generally refers to a person who has been diagnosed with two different afflictions. But there’s a little more to it than that. Dual diagnosis is a term for when someone experiences a mental illness and a substance use Read more…
Understanding from the Start of Recovery Addiction is a complicated issue. It is usually really hard for a person in the midst of addiction to acknowledge that he has a problem. And it’s often tough for an addicted person’s family and friends to understand how the person became addicted in Read more…
Last week we started to tell you the story of Chris Sobel, BHT, the longest-tenured primary therapist at Prescott House. We kind of left you hanging mid-story (sorry about that). We’ll pick up where we left off: Chris had a hard time adjusting to being in treatment at Prescott House Read more…
Chris Sobel has been clean and sober for 14 years. He is a committed husband, a loving father, a responsible homeowner, an experienced therapist and one hell of a cook. He’s worked as a chef and a sous chef in some fantastic restaurants and he helped launch some of the Read more…
