Crossroads for Women is where you would send your mom, sister or daughter for outpatient or residential treatment for substance abuse and mental health in a comfortable, safe environment so she can remember who she wanted to be.
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- Location:
- Portland, ME, 04101
- Phone:
- 207-773-9931
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
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Crossroads for Women is searching for full-time substance abuse clinicians for our residential programs in Windham. Visit www.crossroadsforwomen.org or www.jobsinme.com for more info.
Crossroads for Women We are looking for full-time substance abuse clinicians at our Residential Rehab in Windham. Spread the word!
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As staff we strive for relationships with each other that are characterized by mutual respect, equality, humor, constructive conflict, trust and teamwork carried out in an environment that fosters and ...
Crossroads for Women Thanks to Bones at www.soberbonesxxx.com and Christa at www.christaallan.com/blog for recently featuring Crossroads' Women & Substance Abuse blog. Always nice to welcome new visitors!
Rick Dacri
Crossroads for Women has been profiled in Rick Dacri's new book Uncomplicating Management http://www.dacri.com/book_uncomplicating
Source: www.dacri.com
Book - Uncomplicating Management, Focus On Your Stars & Your Company Will Soar.
Crossroads for Women What do you think about the Fentimans controversy? Weigh in on our blog!
Source: crossroadsforwomen.wordpress.com
Houlton, Maine has been making international headlines lately. And it’s not because of their ideal location for snowmobiling. Recently, a high school student brought attention to the fact that the ...
Crossroads for Women A "tiny bit of alcohol" means a whole lot to a person in recovery. Is Maine really prudish because we don't want our kids to have small amounts of alcohol in their lemonade?
Source: pressherald.mainetoday.com
A lemonade from England is banned from minors in Maine after a student in Houlton reads the label.
Crossroads for Women Has anyone been to intherooms.com or thesecondroad.org? What do you think?
Crossroads for Women Celebrating 35 years of women-focused treatment in this month's e-Newsletter.
Source: archive.constantcontact.com
"Women-focused" treatment attends more to emotional problems...there are certain "expectations" that come with being a woman, so "women-focused treatment" helps and attends to that area in life too.
Crossroads for Women a beautiful poem about being a woman from one of our counselors.
Source: crossroadsforwomen.wordpress.com
« Parents: Hearing About Your Past Acohol and Drug Use May Make Your Teen More Responsible About Their OwnUse
Bones Cole
Hello ladies. It's a bit late in the evening to ask your permission's to feature your blog at my site soberbonesxxx.com BUT, I am about to run it for this week's feature starting midnight tonight through midnight the 31st, and if there are any negative reactions from you I will be around for some time tonight and then... tomorrow of course to address those issues. I thank you in your efforts of recovery and also should mention I've just had a friend contact me who just today brought her daughter home from her 2nd trip to rehab. Any help for the two of them you can give is greatly appreciated; I will give you their information when I hear back from you. Thank you for your work and congratulations on your sobriety today.
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Crossroads for Women "Research shows women who remain with their children during treatment have better chances of defeating their addictions. But a national study in 2005 found that only 3 percent of treatment centers had programs tailored specifically to pregnant women. About 14 percent of treatment centers accepted pregnant or postpartum women." - Crossroads accepts pregnant women and women with children!
Crossroads for Women Being pregnant shouldn't prevent women from getting the substance abuse treatment they need.
Source: www.cnn.com
Some are girlish 22-year-olds; others are women approaching 40. They come from South Carolina's rural counties and its booming cities. They are loud and muted, lively and vacant, hopeful and desperate.
Emily
Source: www.nytimes.com
Recovering drug addicts are joining with experts in a broad network to help those still struggling with substance abuse and depression.
Crossroads for Women Talk to your teens about your past experiences with alcohol and/or drugs. You'll be thankful you did!
Parents: Hearing About Your Past Acohol and Drug Use May Make Your Teen More Responsible About Their
Source: crossroadsforwomen.wordpress.com
Hazelden, a national nonprofit organization that helps people reclaim their lives from the disease of addiction, recently launched a campaign called “Four Generations Overcoming Addiction.” The campaign ...
