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Steve Feldman featured in Authority Magazine
Steve Feldman, the CEO of Feinberg Consulting, was recently featured in Medium Magazine. In the article, he shared his insights on how to initiate, navigate, and maintain sobriety. Steve’s personal story of recovery led him to become the CEO of Feinberg Consulting, a company that provides support to individuals and families affected by addiction or…
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The topic of toxic masculinity versus embracing sensitivity is an ongoing dialogue about challenging stereotypes and acknowledging that being a sensitive man doesn’t negate one’s masculinity. There’s a pressing need to address men’s mental health and the stigma surrounding seeking help. One prominent issue in men’s mental health is the reluctance to ask for assistance….
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You’re finally clear that your loved one needs help. You naturally turn to the Internet as a first step in searching for an addiction treatment center, substance abuse counseling or mental health services. We learned early on that there is danger in trying to navigate the treatment center landscape on your own. The world of…
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In our busy lives, we often think of self-care as something physical—like taking a walk, enjoying a warm cup of tea, or getting enough sleep. But true self-care extends beyond physical routines. It’s about embracing and nurturing our emotions, too. How often do we stop to really ask ourselves, “How am I feeling?” It’s easy…