Author name: Dr. Richard Crabbe

Dr. Richard Crabbe joined our team in 2019 as our psychiatrist and medical director. He attended the University of Ghana Medical School where he became a Medical Doctor in 1977. From 1978 through 1984, he was a medical officer in the Ghana Navy and provided a variety of services from general medicine to surgeries. He received his Certificate in General Psychology from the American Board of Psychology and Neurology in 2002.

Sobriety and Anxiety

Sobriety and Anxiety: Dealing with Anxiety in Alcoholism Recovery

Millions of people struggle with anxiety every single year. Many people experience a racing heart, sweaty palms, and knots in their stomachs. There are several reasons that may trigger anxiety in someone. In some diagnosed cases of anxiety, people may turn to other things to help them cope. One of these is drugs and alcohol, […]

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Is My Spouse Bipolar?

Is My Spouse Bipolar? Here’s What You Need to Know.

Is My Spouse Bipolar? In any relationship, there are both high times and road bumps. However, when someone you love is bipolar, emotions can run high and low in a sporadic manner. It can be a stressful and confusing situation when your significant other suffers from bipolar disorder. If you’re currently asking yourself, “is my

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Treatment Options are Available for Dual Diagnosis

What Long-Term Residential Treatment Options are Available for Dual Diagnosis?

In many cases of drug addiction and abuse, the journey can be long and painful. Especially in cases of dual diagnosis – which is when a person has both an addiction and a mental disorder at the same time. In these cases, long term residential treatment dual diagnosis is essential. Residential (inpatient) treatment offers some

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Three Reasons Why it's Important in Recovery

Honesty: Three Reasons Why it’s Important in Recovery

Honesty is one of the most respected moral characteristics of all. Being honest isn’t just about telling the truth. Rather, it’s about being real and genuine with yourself and showing up authentically. Honesty in recovery from addiction promotes a sense of openness. In the same way, you will feel a sense of empowerment as you

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The 10 Most Common Triggers

Relapse: The 10 Most Common Triggers

10 Most Common Addiction Relapse Triggers There are some people who believe relapse is automatically part of the recovery process.  In other words, relapse is inevitable.  While relapse is definitely a concern, we want to reassure you that relapse does not have to be part of your story.  Awareness can bring so much personal empowerment

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