Author name: Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM

Dr. Cundiff is board-certified in Addiction Medicine and in Public Health & General Preventive Medicine. He earned his MD at the University of Pennsylvania and his MPH at Johns Hopkins, and serves on the American Medical Association's Council on Science and Public Health. He is a Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine and a national mentor on buprenorphine treatment through the Providers Clinical Support System. At Crestview, he leads the medical team, oversees medication management, and advises on clinical policy and practice.

A spouse receiving trauma-informed care from their partner

Trauma-Informed Approach

Trauma refers to intense emotional and physical experiences caused by a stressful event or events. When an individual experiences accidents, violence, natural disaster, or abuse, it can all lead to trauma. Additionally, many people who experienced trauma tend to abuse substances. A trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy or another trauma therapy is the ideal way to take

Trauma-Informed Approach Read More »

young woman practicing yoga therapy for recovery

How Can Meditation Help with Anxiety?

Meditation for anxiety offers men and women a natural way to stop panicky feelings and racing thoughts that are common with anxiety. It has proven to be effective in reducing many anxiety symptoms and can be used in tense situations to focus your thoughts and complete the task at hand. Meditation therapy is just one

How Can Meditation Help with Anxiety? Read More »

Group Session About CBT

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Treatment

Cognitive-behavioral therapy for mental health treatment is one of the best forms of behavioral therapy for treating depression, substance use, PTSD, and other disorders. It gives clients the skills and confidence they need to manage their symptoms and lead their best lives. At Crestview Recovery, our PTSD treatment program combines CBT with other evidence-based therapies

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Mental Health Treatment Read More »

Group therapy session where the group discusses the signs of a dissociative disorder

What are the Signs of a Dissociative Disorder?

Dissociative disorder is a rare mental health disorder that causes a person to feel disconnected from themselves and reality. Moreover, it affects nearly five million men and women across the country each year and is treatable through behavioral therapy and medication. Recognizing the signs of dissociative disorder is important to get a friend or loved

What are the Signs of a Dissociative Disorder? Read More »

Accessibility Toolbar

Scroll to Top