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Nicole Arzt

Nicole Arzt is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Southern California. She currently works full-time in a residential treatment facility with clients recovering from substance use disorders. Nicole is passionate about the power of maintaining a trusting therapeutic relationship with unconditional support and positive regard. Nicole is a well-known mental health and addiction writer and enjoys creating dynamic content about healing and recovery.
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Tips For Traveling While In Recovery
Living in Recovery

Tips For Traveling While In Recovery

Travel is an enriching, stimulating experience that shouldn’t be stunted due to sobriety. Luckily, most people reap much greater benefits when they actually have the mental clarity to enjoy their trip. Read More

by Nicole ArztJuly 4, 2019August 16, 2021
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How To Appropriately Manage Fear in Recovery
Living in Recovery Mental Health

How To Appropriately Manage Fear in Recovery

It’s not the infamous curse word- it’s fear. Fear is the ultimate emotion; the stabilizer that defines us as conscious humans. It’s what makes us vulnerable, and it’s what also makes us pause, think, and react (or not). Fear runs through us mercilessly, and it rarely adheres to wisdom or logic. Read More

by Nicole ArztMay 30, 2019August 16, 2021
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Healthy Spring Eats
Mental Health Relationships

How To Set Boundaries When Your Parent Has An Addiction

While there is extensive information available to parents who have children struggling with addiction, there is scant advice for when the situation is reversed. If you are an adult with a parent facing addiction, you may feel angry, helpless, and alone. Read More

by Nicole ArztApril 30, 2019August 16, 2021
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Rehab
Mental Health Resources for Recovery

What to do If rehab isn’t working

Walk into any treatment center, and you’ll hear the ravaging war stories. You’ll talk to the person who’s been to rehab three times, ten times, and twenty-six times. Read More

by Nicole ArztApril 30, 2019August 16, 2021
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Living in Recovery

5 Tips For Repairing The Financial Problems Caused By Your Addiction

Getting sober may require assessment and repairing of everything from your interpersonal relationships to your physical health to your professional reputation. That said, you also may need to assess and repair your bank account- or lack thereof. Read More

by Nicole ArztMarch 19, 2019August 16, 2021
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Living in Recovery Mental Health Relationships

Dating in Early Recovery – What Red Flags Do You Need To Avoid?

In early recovery, meeting new people is an entirely new adventure. Dating, which may have once represented drug-infused chaos, can even become a scarier tornado once you eliminate the mind-altering substance security blankets. Read More

by Nicole ArztFebruary 14, 2019August 16, 2021
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opioid prescriptions in recovery
Mental Health

Examining The Controversy Between Opioid Prescriptions in Recovery

For many people, sobriety refers to total abstinence from mood-altering substances. The premise is simple: do not use drugs or alcohol no matter what. But can or should there ever be exceptions in this seemingly black-and-white rule? Read More

by Nicole ArztJanuary 24, 2019August 16, 2021
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do not force detox
Living in Recovery

5 Brilliant Resolutions To Make This Year For Your Recovery

Are you the type of person who makes resolutions- without fail- year after year, only to lose steam by February 1? Or, are you the type of person who avoids such commitments altogether, fearing failure, disappointment, or simply being a timeless cliche? Read More

by Nicole ArztDecember 11, 2018August 16, 2021
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How To Celebrate Without Compromising Your Recovery
Living in Recovery Mental Health

The Holidays Are Coming: How To Celebrate Without Compromising Your Recovery

For some, the holidays evoke a sense of joy and togetherness, a time for family members to celebrate each other and enjoy coveted traditions. For many others, the holidays signify stress and tension. There’s a sense of dread and discomfort around having to spend time with all those people. Read More

by Nicole ArztNovember 15, 2018August 16, 2021
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sober and miserable
Living in Recovery Mental Health

If You’re Sober & Still Miserable, You Must Ask Yourself These 5 Questions

If getting sober is hard, then staying sober can feel like an impossible feat. Sobriety represents a complete transformation, one that requires you to reflect, shift, and change the way you interact with the world around you. Read More

by Nicole ArztOctober 16, 2018August 16, 2021
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coping with loss
Living in Recovery Mental Health

Coping With Loss During Your Sober Journey

Death and taxes- they are the only two guarantees in this strange journey we call life. Of course, if you play your proverbial cards right, you can evade one of them. But death? That one is inevitable- it’ll happen to you and every single person you love- in a perfectly imperfect, randomized order. Read More

by Nicole ArztSeptember 16, 2018August 16, 2021
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Naltrexone
Mental Health

Naltrexone: The Good, the Bad, and Everything in Between

America is in the midst of an addiction plague, one that leaves even the medical professionals astounded and baffled. By now, we all deeply understand the perils of our current opioid epidemic, with studies showing that more than 115 people die every day from overdoses. Read More

by Nicole ArztAugust 23, 2018August 16, 2021
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