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Our Mission is to help individuals empower themselves to make positive life choices through recovery, spirituality, self-awareness, positive relationships, and community involvement.

People struggling with substance abuse or addiction can pursue recovery through various approaches, such as therapy, sup...
06/23/2023

People struggling with substance abuse or addiction can pursue recovery through various approaches, such as therapy, support groups, and rehabilitation programs. Recovery from addiction typically involves maintaining sobriety, developing healthier coping mechanisms, and rebuilding one's life.

It's important to note that recovery is not always a linear process, and the time frame and outcomes may vary depending on the situation and individual circumstances.

While it is common to blame oneself for a fall, overly engaging in self-denigration is rarely helpful in recovery. The i...
05/23/2023

While it is common to blame oneself for a fall, overly engaging in self-denigration is rarely helpful in recovery. The important thing is to take a look back to notice where you fell and what caused the stumble.

Implementing a structured routine and following certain simple habits every day, will help your recovery get easier. Her...
04/27/2023

Implementing a structured routine and following certain simple habits every day, will help your recovery get easier. Here are a few other daily habits for recovery. If you’re thinking about the past, bring back to the moment. Avoid feeding yourself negativity. Implement some morning meditation for mindfulness. Reciting positive affirmations can also be extremely valuable. Reaching out for help takes courage. Consider that it is a sure sign of strength rather than any weakness.

Reaching out for help takes courage. Consider that it is a sure sign of strength rather than any weakness.

What is one thing you can do today, that will improve your tomorrow? Constructive routines can be an excellent way to he...
03/17/2023

What is one thing you can do today, that will improve your tomorrow? Constructive routines can be an excellent way to help you succeed in your goals to recovery.

Learn more about our transitional home for women! https://www.chainbreakercounseling.net/_files/ugd/a3d81d_2d2ad1bc90fd4...
01/18/2023

Learn more about our transitional home for women!https://www.chainbreakercounseling.net/_files/ugd/a3d81d_2d2ad1bc90fd4c4f99dc772dcc7418b8.pdf

Happy Holidays from Chain Breaker!
12/25/2022

Happy Holidays from Chain Breaker!

Addiction does not disappear but it is possible to manage triggers and other relapse risks throughout the course of one’...
12/07/2022

Addiction does not disappear but it is possible to manage triggers and other relapse risks throughout the course of one’s life. Although the brain alters itself to accommodate addiction, it can equally accommodate recovery and new coping behaviors. Learn more about our services at: https://www.chainbreakercounseling.net

Happy Thanksgiving! May your hearts be as warm as the autumn glow and as full as the harvest of the season.
11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving! May your hearts be as warm as the autumn glow and as full as the harvest of the season.

It is possible to stay sober through the holidays, but it’s a good idea to go into them with a plan. Stress is common du...
11/24/2022

It is possible to stay sober through the holidays, but it’s a good idea to go into them with a plan. Stress is common during the holidays and one of the main reason people relapse. People who are newly sober are even more vulnerable to the stress this time of year. If you’re in recovery, you aren’t guaranteed to relapse just because it’s the holiday season. However, it’s best to be cautious of the risks, remain aware of your triggers, and seek out extra help if you know this time of year might be difficult for you.

Here are some ways to stay on track and minimize stress:
1. Going to regular recovery meetings
2. Maintaining your normal schedule as much as possible
3. Opting out of parties with alcohol and other substances and attending sober events instead
4. Practicing proper self-care during the holidays
5. Avoiding stressors whenever possible

Reach out to us if you're in need of help at: 402-954-0035

We help people move forward in their lives. Call us for individual and group counseling, evaluations, substance abuse se...
11/09/2022

We help people move forward in their lives. Call us for individual and group counseling, evaluations, substance abuse services and transitional housing for women.

We are in-network with the following insurance companies. We also offer a sliding scale and cash pay options. Give us a ...
10/28/2022

We are in-network with the following insurance companies. We also offer a sliding scale and cash pay options. Give us a call at 402-954-0035. Our office is by appointment only.

Meet Amy Woods! "I was not always one who made the right choices in my life, in fact, quite the opposite. Today I have t...
10/19/2022

Meet Amy Woods!

"I was not always one who made the right choices in my life, in fact, quite the opposite. Today I have the privilege of helping others overcome their addictions and find their own purpose and passion. I know that you can do this too!! I am excited to hear your story and learn more about what brings you here."

Learn more about Amy by visiting our website at: https://www.chainbreakercounseling.net

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Omaha, NE
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