by ARTILLERY | Aug 20, 2026 | Recovery
Guest Blog by Christine Yarosh, PhDOur brains have a built-in negativity bias. From an evolutionary perspective, it makes sense. The cost of overlooking something potentially threatening was far greater than the cost of overlooking something positive. Better to eat...
by ARTILLERY | Aug 20, 2026 | Recovery
Guest Blog by Dan Ratner, PsyDIf you’ve been dealing with a symptom that just won’t quit — one that’s been around for months, maybe years — I want to offer you something today that has the potential to change everything: the word...
by ARTILLERY | Aug 10, 2026 | Recovery
By Dr. David ClarkeI Have Neuroplastic Symptoms. What are those? Neuroplastic symptoms are real pain or illness generated by the brain or nervous system rather than by disease or injury. They can occur anywhere in the body and persist for years or longer. Medical...
by ARTILLERY | Aug 10, 2026 | Recovery
Guest Blog By Vanessa Blackstone, MSWWe talk about safety like everyone has equal access to it. They don’t. And that changes recovery.Safety is not a switch you flip. It’s a pattern you experience. And when that pattern has included dismissal or harm, the nervous...
by ARTILLERY | Jul 27, 2026 | Recovery
Guest Blog By Dr. Marcia DeweyTinnitus is the sensation of a sound inside of you. Although the majority of those who experience tinnitus are actually not bothered by it, there is a meaningful number of people who suffer not in silence. Tinnitus is driven by...
by ARTILLERY | Nov 24, 2025 | Recovery
The holidays can be a joyous time. You get some time off work, see family and friends, and eat good food. But the holidays also can be a stressful time, perhaps because of interacting with family members with whom we disagree, reminders and memories of a lost loved...
