Tikvah Lake Recovery

01/16/2026

Executive Director of Tikvah Lake Recovery explains what she loves most about the facility.

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01/13/2026

Working hard is often praised, but when work begins to control your life, it may be something more. Work addiction, or workaholism, is a compulsive need to work that can negatively impact mental health, relationships, and overall well-being.

At Tikvah Lake, we help individuals recognize the signs of work addiction, address underlying stress or emotional factors, and rebuild healthier work–life balance through compassionate, evidence-based care.

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In today’s fast-paced world, working long hours and dedicating oneself to a career is often seen as a badge of honor. However, there is a fine line between being a hard worker and developing work addiction. Work addiction, also known as workaholism, is a compulsive need to work incessantly, often ...

01/12/2026

Chief Marketing Officer of Tikvah Lake Recovery, 12 years ago was in active addiction. Spiritually Broken. And only cared about his next fix. 12 Years later, Sober , a father, a husband and in longtime recovery.

01/12/2026

Gratitude looks different in recovery. It often lives in the quiet moments, the small joys, and the ability to truly feel again. Sobriety opens the door to noticing what was always there.

What are you most grateful for today?

01/09/2026

Ever worked with someone who seems charming at first, but over time their behavior feels self-serving or dismissive? You’re not alone. Narcissistic traits can be difficult to recognize in the workplace, especially since many individuals appear confident and high-performing.

Understanding the signs of narcissistic personality disorder can help protect your well-being and guide healthier boundaries at work.

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Ever worked with an instant charmer, yet in time you realize how self-serving they are? If your answer is yes, you may be dealing with a narcissistic co-worker.

01/02/2026

Change your life today. Life can be hard, and asking for help can be harder. We’re one call away. 🙏

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01/01/2026

On New Year’s Day, we encourage taking a quiet moment to write down what you’re bringing with you into this next chapter. The intentions, values, and practices that support your well-being and recovery.

Journaling can be a grounding way to set direction with clarity and care. What are you choosing to carry forward this year?

12/30/2025

Choosing myself. Choosing sobriety.

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12/29/2025

Addiction recovery can be difficult and lonely. Fortunately, you don’t have to face your recovery journey all on your own.

A support system in recovery and beyond offers a way for others to encourage your recovery journey and keep you accountable as you achieve lasting sobriety. In this article, you’ll learn more about building a support system for long-term sobriety so you can know how to build a healthy support network in your life.

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You don’t have to face your recovery journey all on your own. A support system in recovery and beyond offers a way for others to encourage your recovery journey.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us at Tikvah Lake Recovery. This season is a time for reflection, hope, and new beginnings. Wherever you are on your journey, know that support, care, and possibility are always within reach as we step into the year ahead.

12/22/2025

Codependency describes an excessive emotional and psychological dependence on a partner. This is a partner who requires ongoing support, most often due to addiction, mental health issues, or chronic illness.

It makes for a dysfunctional relationship characterized by one-sided and emotionally damaging dynamics. A codependent person (the “Enabler”) plans their entire life around pleasing the other person (the “Manipulator”) and sacrifices their own needs in order to satisfy the needs of their partner.

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Codependency means an excessive emotional and psychological dependence on a partner. This is a partner who requires ongoing support, often due to addiction.