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When I began to build Black Cat Lodge I had no idea what it actually was that I was building. After getting out of rehab I simply didn't know how to live without the element of the "buzz". I didn't know how to play golf, go to concerts, meet my frie…
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Dave Brundage Meeting people who truly care about addiction and the gift to reach out and help others who are traveling down the same path as I was.
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Founder Dave Brundage talks about the origin of The Black Cat and the importance of addict-to-addict treatment.
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Blog Posts

Dave Brundage

Transitional Living

When I began to build Black Cat Lodge I had no idea what it actually was that I was building. After getting out of rehab I simply didn't know how to live without the element of the "buzz". I didn't know how to play golf, go to concerts, meet my friends for a night out, etc. It was just too much so I relapsed. It wasn't until I saw a vision after a three day cocaine binge when I found my grandmothers old cross that she hung in her kitchen. I took it out of this box and started to pray. Shortly af… Continue

Posted by Dave Brundage on February 8, 2010 at 8:29pm

Peter Stone, MA,CPT,CART,CAS

Looking for feedback

I have been in the field of addictions and other abusive behaviors for over two decades. I specialize in the compensatory nature to the human condition as manifest in interpersonal violence. I have noticed a trend in the last few years of "professionals" ignoring professional ethics and blanketing their practice as catch-all's for whatever co-occurs in addictions. One such example is what follows.

In Lafayette, Indiana, there is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker by the name of “Buck Black” (I c… Continue

Posted by Peter Stone, MA,CPT,CART,CAS on February 1, 2010 at 2:30pm — 4 Comments

Rick Reyes

Polyester "The Rat"

When I was first involved in professional counseling I did not understand the importance of the position and I did not understand the severe circumstances in which patients enter treatment. I knew that we as counselor had to remain objective and to separate ourselves from the patient. I also knew that we could not be critical or judgmental of patients and that we had to be open to learn from these addicted individuals but I was not prepared for POLYESTER.

I remember a young girl in treat… Continue

Posted by Rick Reyes on January 31, 2010 at 12:00am — 3 Comments

Pete Nielsen

Let's Get the Word Out About APN!!!

I was just sitting here and thinking how great this network is. I was also thinking more people should know about this network. APN is an a great place for professionals and students to connect and help each other.

You may ask what can I do to make this network better. Well, I got an idea. If each one of us would tell a co-worker, a friend, a teacher to join and ask them to invite the people they know. We would double this network in a month. That would be an awesome site to see.

You can also… Continue

Posted by Pete Nielsen on January 29, 2010 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

 
 

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