From the seas of behavioral healthcare...

DSM-5 MADE A MISTAKE ELIMINATING SUBSTANCE ABUSE

"DSM-5 made a mistake when it joined together into one big, heterogeneous category ('Substance Use Disorder') what in DSM IV had been two quite different diagnoses ('Substance Abuse' and 'Substance Dependence')."

Learn why the author thinks this move was a mistake.

Click here to learn more about the implications from Psychology Today.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEWS

Psych Central
7 Reasons to Break Up With a Business Partner

The Gottman Institute
4 Marriage Myths That Cause Divorce

Psychology Today
Why You Should Never Tell Someone "I Need You To..."

Science Daily
Beginning Pornography Use Associated With Increase in Probability of Divorce

Psych Central
Expecting Husband To Be Breadwinner Can Harm Men’s Health

Behavioral Healthcare
A Roadmap to Healing for the Sex Addict's Partner

SAMHSA
Healing in Hawaii – The Role of Culture in Addiction Recovery

Psych Central
“Hybrid Masculinity” And The Rise of Therapeutic Boarding Schools

Psychology Today
Professional Misunderstanding of Parental Alienation

Science Daily
Researchers Find Better Mental Health in Older Age Despite More Physical Ailments

ON DECK ANNOUNCEMENT

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We're looking for independently licensed professionals or practitioners close to licensure with knowledge of chemical dependency. This is a contracted position requiring day and evening availability.

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MEET TYLER SCHOW, COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST & MASS TRANSIT AFICIONADO

Tyler Schow is a sustainable transit nerd. And we say that with as much love as possible. That’s because we appreciate when the people we work with have a passion that makes them happy.

At BreezyNotes EHR, we’re pleased to be able to support Tyler’s passion by allowing him to work from home three days per week.

Learn more about Tyler's passion for mass transit on our blog.

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