December 23, 2020

Early Recovery Holidays Are Not easyNewly recovering individuals face an obstacle soon—New Year’s Eve. While all noteworthy holidays present concerns for recovering people in general, New Year’s Eve is a holiday that is particularly tied to drinking and partying. If this something you are not used to doing sober, then it can take you out Continue Reading

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December 8, 2020

Improving Family Ties Torn By AddictionThe family unit is one of the strongest connections you’ll have in this life. However, even the closet family can encounter problems in communication. Sometimes, those difficulties last a long time and hurdles seem impossible to get over due to the familiarity of family members. Also, when you add a Continue Reading

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November 30, 2020

When it comes to creating long-term sobriety beyond addiction detox and treatment, the oldest and probably most well-known 12-step program is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Founded in 1935 by Bill Wilson, AA has been the dominant support group of alcoholics for over eight decades. In fact, most addiction treatment centers integrate at least some form of Continue Reading

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November 23, 2020

As the holiday season comes into full-swing on Thanksgiving, families are confronted with the uncertainty related to Covid-19 and their lives. Also, if someone in their family is in recovery, they concerned about a holiday relapse. Furthermore, time-honored traditions and long-held practices in celebrating holidays are up in the air as the world continues to Continue Reading

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November 9, 2020

When you have suffered a traumatic event or set of situations in your life, it is not automatically obvious to those around you. No one else may recognize what you are going through. When your trauma leads to a mental health and addiction issues, suitable treatment will steer you through the process of healing and Continue Reading

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