Dr. Gross January 2024 Newsletter
January 17, 2024
January 2024 Old Dog, New Trick?Deborah V. Gross, MD, FASAM, DABAM, LFAPANew Year’s Resolutions seem to be falling out of favor. By Day 5 of
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Dr. Deborah Gross Discusses Journalist Burnout During SPJ Florida.
January 13, 2022
Listen to the entire session by clicking here…https://debmd.com/2021/12/22/burnout-in-the-age-of-covid-19/. From SPJ: “Dr. Gross cited studies showing that as high as 90% of journalists and medical professionals
Know the Dangers of Sober January
January 4, 2022
Know the Dangers of Sober January It’s a New Year and you’ve resolved to stop drinking alcohol and/or using drugs. It’s a great decision to
Good Self Care is Not Selfish
October 12, 2021
“You’ve got to be kidding” is a common response from women when I talk to them about resting. Even young women who’ve never lived independently
Co-Occurring Disorders and Domestic Violence
October 8, 2021
Co-Occurring Disorders As It Relates to Domestic Violence October is domestic violence awareness month and it is important to bring to light the issues that
Adverse Childhood Experiences Impact Us More Than We Might Think
March 19, 2021
Adverse Childhood Experiences can have a major impact on behavior and physical and mental health. The experiences one walks through as a child can affect
7 Signs Your Loved One is Addicted to Opioids
September 2, 2020
Do you think a loved one might be addicted to opioids? Have you experienced behaviors of a loved one that doesn’t add up, or doesn’t
What is MATPlus®
August 12, 2020
Our Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) treatment approach combines behavioral counseling with medication for higher levels of success. Counseling is the main focus of MAT, with a
What Makes Cocaine and Methamphetamine so Dangerous?
May 2, 2020
Cocaine and methamphetamine will cause an individual to seem extremely alert and have increased energy along with increased heart rate and blood pressure. I remember
The Most Important Thing for You to Do for Your Sobriety During Tough Times
March 27, 2020
Keeping Your Sobriety When Life is Tough One of the biggest challenges people face is when things in life get hard. Things like COVID-19, or
