by DJ Chiasson | Sep 15, 2026 | Therapy
If you’ve been through treatment before and relapsed anyway, there’s a good chance the moment it happened wasn’t about a craving in the classic sense — it was about a feeling that got too big, too fast, and using felt like the only way to make it...
by DJ Chiasson | Sep 10, 2026 | Therapy
If you’ve looked into treatment options in Vermont, you’ve probably noticed that outdoor and adventure-based programming comes up a lot. It’s easy to assume this is just a nice perk — a hike between therapy sessions, a break from the clinical...
by DJ Chiasson | Jun 9, 2026 | ADHD
The part nobody wants to say out loud If you are a working professional with ADHD, you probably already know how complicated it can feel to keep up. Meetings, emails, deadlines, managing people, remembering details, staying organized, being “on” all day, then going...
by DJ Chiasson | Jun 2, 2026 | Trauma
A lot of opioid recovery conversations focus on the substance itself. The pills. The fentanyl. The withdrawal. The relapse. The “just don’t use” advice that sounds simple until you are the one living inside a nervous system that feels like it is on fire. But in real...
by DJ Chiasson | May 26, 2026 | Mental Health
If you’re an executive, a founder, a physician, an attorney, a senior leader, or simply the person everyone counts on, there’s a particular kind of pressure that comes with the job. You’re expected to be calm, decisive, productive, and consistent. You’re supposed to...
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