Author name: Alex Moxam, MD

MD, Alex Moxam is a graduate of Sidney Kimmel Medical College and completed his adult psychiatry residency at the University of Pennsylvania. Subsequently, he pursued a fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry at the Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania. Using a holistic approach and emphasizing shared decision-making, Dr. Moxam engages with clients to initiate and optimize medication regimens. His goal is to decrease problematic symptoms and enhance the overall quality of life for those under his care. Dr. Moxam’s expertise spans both adult and child psychiatry, reflecting his commitment to providing personalized and effective care.

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Mindfulness: Information and Application | Two-Part Course Oct. 10 & Nov. 20

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This two-part, three hour course will explore the neuro-scientific, psychological, interpersonal, and spiritual bases for how mindfulness positively impacts clinical work, as well as professional and personal well-being. The first part will be a webinar. The second part will be presented in-person at the ETHOS Plymouth Meeting location, 3031 Walton Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA, 19462. [...]

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How to Talk to Your Teen About Substance Use and Mental Health

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By Sarah Notebaert, LCSW, CAADC, CCTP, Adolescent Therapist at ETHOS While having conversations with your teen about substance use and mental health can feel daunting for parents, it’s crucial to recognize that these moments are opportunities to build connection and deepen understanding. Adolescence is a time of rapid change — socially, emotionally, and physically —

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Breaking down 7 myths that stop individuals from getting treatment for alcohol use disorder.

7 Myths That Keep People from Seeking Help for Alcohol Use Disorder

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By Tom Meredith, LPC, CAADC, Clinician at ETHOS Treatment LLC There’s no shortage of reasons people give for not seeking help for alcohol use disorder (AUD). Some are rooted in fear. Others are built on misinformation, shame, or outdated ideas of what “treatment” looks like. As someone who’s worked with hundreds of individuals navigating their

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Telehealth Therapy 101: How Online Sessions Work and What to Expect

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By Max Masino, MS, Outpatient Clinician at ETHOS Treatment LLC Telehealth has become an essential tool for expanding access to mental health care, offering a trusted, effective, and flexible alternative to traditional in-person sessions. Many clients of ETHOS Treatment LLC, are discovering that therapy provided on a secure video conferencing platform can offer the same

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Mental Health In The Workplace: Why It’s Time To Stop Pretending We’re Fine

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  In the workplace, it’s not unusual to hear someone respond to “How are you?” with an automatic “I’m fine,” even when they’re far from it. Behind this everyday exchange lies a deeper cultural issue — one that ETHOS Treatment clinician Chris Richards, MS, LPC, sees regularly in his practice: a collective habit of emotional

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The Overlooked Danger: Gambling Addiction Among People in Substance Use Recovery

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By Phil Waibel, MSWClinician, ETHOS Treatment LLC When we think about addiction, we often picture substances: alcohol, opioids, stimulants. But one of the most overlooked and dangerous addictions, especially for people in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD), is gambling. Gambling and SUD share more in common than people realize. Both rise quickly to the

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Understanding when standard therapy isn’t enough for substance use disorder and exploring IOP options

What To Do When Therapy for Your Substance Use Disorder Isn’t Enough: Understanding When It’s Time for an IOP

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At ETHOS, we know that Substance Use Disorder (SUD) recovery isn’t linear. Many people use individual therapy to help them maintain their sobriety — but sometimes, weekly sessions just aren’t enough to maintain progress. If you or a loved one is feeling stuck, struggling with relapse, or needing more structure, it may be time to

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Digital Dynamics: Understanding Technology's Impact on Addiction and Behavioral Health

Digital Dynamics: Understanding Technology’s Impact on Addiction and Behavioral Health | Webinar Sept. 5

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ETHOS Institute will present a clinical training for behavioral health professionals on September 5, 2025 that explores how digital platforms — including social media, gaming, and online streaming — trigger addictive behaviors, but also presents unique opportunities for intervention and recovery support. Participants earn 1 CE credit hour. Register here. The webinar will be presented

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Why Gender-Specific Treatment for Substance Use Disorder Matters

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At ETHOS Treatment Centers, we believe that effective treatment must acknowledge the unique experiences and needs of each individual. One of the most significant distinctions in how people experience substance use disorder (SUD) is based on gender. Men and women often face different triggers, barriers to treatment, and emotional challenges—and a one-size-fits-all approach may not

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