Good morning, do you take Horizon NJ Health insurance ?

I am sorry that you are going through a divorce. It certainly is very painful. It can get overwhelming to deal with everything. Drinking itself can have its own effects, but with time and effort you can get over this. 

I suggest that you seek help from individual and group counseling to resolve your drinking issue. There are many supportive sites that can help you with this dependency. One example is alcoholics anonymous. These groups can give you strength you need to overcome this dependency. 

I also want you to focus on all aspects of your well-being. This includes your mental health, physical health, social health, and spiritual wellbeing. For your mental health you should take individual counseling to help you with the divorce process. it is a painful process and the healing process takes time and effort. For your physical health, you should eat a balanced diet and exercise regularly. This should become your lifestyle and will also help you with your dependency. For your social well-being, I suggest that you look for positive people around you who can become your support system. For your spiritual health, you can work with your therapist to find out the meditation technique that suits you. If all these aspects are taken care of you will see much growth and will be able to overcome dependency and emotional pain from a long term relationship breakup. 

BetterHelp is working with select insurance carriers to join their network. Many therapists on our platform now accept insurance (state-limited), and eligible members with coverage have an average co-pay around $23/week. All therapists are equally qualified to help with your emotional struggles and someone who is certified in addiction therapy can be extremely helpful for your dependency issue. 

I do want to encourage you to get help for these issues as there is hope and I have seen many people recover and live a productive and a fulfilling life. Therapists can use many techniques such as Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitizing Technique and many others to help you with the healing process. Once you start therapy, you will see the difference it makes in your life and will enjoy your growth. 

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