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As the calendar flips to a new year, millions participate in “Dry January”—a commitment to abstain from alcohol for the entire month.
The decision to stop drinking alcohol is a common resolution for the new year. Whether you’re just doing a “dry January” or
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Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, family, and feasting—but for those in recovery, it can also present unique challenges. The holiday season
Kay Saffe grew up in Miami, Florida, and is a first-generation American with Argentinian roots. A lifelong athlete and ocean lover, she moved to San Diego to pursue a Master’s degree in counseling at the University of San Diego and progress her surfing. She has spent years working as a surf instructor and therapist, working with local non-profits that treat at-risk individuals and families in English and Spanish. She incorporates a mindful and holistic approach to therapy. She is passionate about positive psychology and helping others through their recovery journey.
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