This is a book about the COVID lockdowns, and how they affected people with substance use disorders and mental health difficulties. The main focus of the book centers around 30 people who formed a bond while attending in-person outpatient substance use disorder treatment. They agreed to share their experiences with getting sober during a pandemic, and how that experience jumpstarted their recovery. Five years later, many of them are still sober, and they share their journey during the pandemic and after. The next section of the book is a look at the importance of self-care in the helping…mehr
This is a book about the COVID lockdowns, and how they affected people with substance use disorders and mental health difficulties. The main focus of the book centers around 30 people who formed a bond while attending in-person outpatient substance use disorder treatment. They agreed to share their experiences with getting sober during a pandemic, and how that experience jumpstarted their recovery. Five years later, many of them are still sober, and they share their journey during the pandemic and after. The next section of the book is a look at the importance of self-care in the helping professions, including information about burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma. Tips are provided for the helping professional in recovery from substance use disorders. The last section of the book includes a brief continuation from the author's first book, which detailed the addiction treatment industry. There are updates and some alarming developments to share.
Tim Volz is the owner of No One, LLC, a private mental health clinical practice in Rochester, MN. He has been working in the helping professions for over twenty-five years as a teacher, licensed alcohol and drug counselor (LADC), and licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC). He holds multiple professional licenses. Tim won't be found on Facebook, but he will be found at the gym, at the heaviest of heavy metal concerts, on golf courses, in front of his laptop, at church, at bookstores, and at recovery meetings. He is working on his eighteenth year of sustained sobriety. He embraces imperfection, and although flawed, he has a passion for helping others that transcends his job title. He is a multiple felon and anti-hero and enjoys working with the outcasts/underdogs of society. This is his second book.
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