#Recovery unplugged jobs plus

The rankings, for which Newsweek collaborated with leading data collection and analysis firm Statista for the third consecutive year, are based on a survey of over 4,000 medical professionals and an analysis of the treatment centers' accreditation status. 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Recovery Unplugged Treatment Centers is pleased and excited to announce that it has ranked in Newsweek's Top 10 Addiction Treatment Centers for 2022 in two locations! The facility in Fort Lauderdale and the newest treatment center in Nashville took top honors in the states of Florida and Tennessee, respectively. Plus, that first sip of microfoam is heaven.FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Aug. “No matter what kind of day I’m having, I know I can walk into my local café and be greeted with a genuine smile from the people that know me and my never-changing order (soy milk latte-why mess with the classics?).

If it weren’t for California’s frequent droughts, it’s how I’d start and end my day.” -Jocelyn Martinez, Associate Editor “They make my showers feel luxurious and spa-like, bring me back to the present, and help me breathe better. It not only gives my nails a chance to breathe, but it’s actually so therapeutic to spend a little self-care time, especially when I know I’m using amazing toxic-free nail polish brands like Base Coat, ORLY, or Liberation Nails.” - Aruka Sanchir, Senior Digital Editor “I like to take breaks from going to the nail salon and do my own nails instead. Plus, wearing my ‘Plant vibes’ shirt while I’m lifting heavier than the guy beside me makes me feel damn good, too.” -Nicole Axworthy, News Editor When my alarm goes off at 6am, the last thing I want to do is get up and go to the gym, but I do it anyway, and my body and mind thank me afterward. “It’s a stereotypical wellness approach, but it works wonders. Big, bubbly win!” -Anna Starostinetskaya, Senior News Editor But ordering a tonic water at a bar makes me feel like I can hang out with friends, drink something bubbly and bracing, but still feel good about the choices I’m making. “Quitting drinking hasn’t been the biggest boon to my social life. Scents like jasmine, tuberose, or lemongrass ground me, make me happy, and create a sense of calm and peace in my day.” -Colleen Holland, Publisher & Co-Founder “I love starting my day with a lovely scent wafting through my workspace. Getty Naturally scented candles and aromatherapy But Rooted Fare’s Black Sesame Crunchy Butter made with brown sugar, peanuts, and crispy breadcrumbs? I kind of don’t want cookies any other way now.” -Richie Bowie, Editorial Director Extra-fragrant olive oil, rosewater, red miso, I’ve done it all.

And naturally, that has extended to my favorite any-weather pastime: making cookies. “I’m the King of Condiments-my cupboards and refrigerator door are loaded with sauces, pastes, sprinkles, powders, and anything else that can give my meals a little more oomph. Richie Bowie Baking (extra creative) cookies Plus, as a social media manager, the chance to forcibly get unplugged (no service) is a huge lifesaver.” -Sarah McLaughlin, New Products Editor

#Recovery unplugged jobs plus

The biggest plus is working through whatever’s going on in my mind in a beautiful place.

“It gives me time alone with my thoughts, and the movement helps move anxiety, stress, and whatever else is weighing on me out of my body. But don’t just take our word for it, here’s how the VegNews staff is taking care of ourselves. Taking care of yourself is as unique a process as you are a person, and finding just the right fit-not only what’s good for you, but what makes you feel good, too-is the key to making self-care sustainable. What does “wellness” look like to you? Getting your sleep schedule back on track so you can get up for that before-sunrise workout? Giving yourself grace, instead of guilt, when pressing that snooze button? Maybe it’s meal prepping, maybe it’s being spontaneous with lunch.