“My Recovery, Your Recovery, Our Recovery” — Learning Each Other Again

“My Recovery, Your Recovery, Our Recovery” — Learning Each Other Again

One of the most tender — and often overlooked — parts of recovery is this:   You don’t just rebuild sobriety. You rebuild understanding.   Because addiction doesn’t just create distance — it replaces knowing with guessing —    guessing what your partner...
Recovery Isn’t a Solo Journey — It’s a Relationship One

Recovery Isn’t a Solo Journey — It’s a Relationship One

For a long time, the “gold standard” in addiction recovery was this: the person struggling with substance use needed to focus only on themselves for at least a year.   No couples therapy. No family work. No real attention to the relationship.   Just recovery...
For Our OHP Clients: When Barriers to Care Get in the Way of Mental Health

For Our OHP Clients: When Barriers to Care Get in the Way of Mental Health

At Core Values Counseling, we want you to know one thing above all else: we care about your mental health. Our deepest desire has always been to make counseling accessible, safe, and supportive for as many people as possible. That’s why the recent changes to Oregon...
How to Repair After a Valentine’s Day Flub

How to Repair After a Valentine’s Day Flub

  Valentine’s Day is often loaded with high expectations — grand gestures, romantic moments, and picture-perfect celebrations. But what happens when things don’t go as planned? Maybe you forgot to make a reservation, got the wrong gift, or simply missed the mark...
Celebrating Love Beyond Romance: A Valentine’s Day for Friends and Family

Celebrating Love Beyond Romance: A Valentine’s Day for Friends and Family

  Valentine’s Day is often framed as a holiday for couples, but love isn’t just about romance. It exists in so many forms — in friendships, family bonds, and the deep connections that bring meaning to our lives. If you’re feeling disconnected from the traditional...
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