Category: Sober Support

Easy Steps to Make a Gratitude Jar

If you are on your journey to recovery from addiction to drugs or alcohol, a gratitude jar can be one way to stay focused on your efforts and on the positive aspects of sobriety. Addiction can have a significant impact on your health, relationships, finances, and employment status. If you have struggled with substance abuse, […]

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How To Involve Your Family in Your Treatment

We do not live in a vacuum, Everything we do has some type of impact on those who love us and interact with us. Addiction and mental health issues are often thought to be individual problems but they are family disorders. Your family played a role in you becoming who you are now. In turn, […]

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Asking for Help Can Make Recovery Easier

Some people are really good at asking for help. They don’t mind picking up the phone to call a friend. They are okay with stopping someone on the street to ask for directions. And they seem to be fine with asking family members to provide their assistance. But there are some who just don’t feel […]

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Finding the Right Sober Support to Heal from Addiction

Addiction is an illness that affects the mind, body, and spirit. Depending upon the drug, addiction can do severe harm to the body. It’s very common for individuals to ignore their nutritional needs by eating poorly or hardly eating at all. Addiction can also change the brain in ways that can make them believe they […]

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Include Wellness Activities in Your Recovery Plan

You might define the word wellness as the state of being in which a person is in good physical and mental health. Wellness could be another way of saying that a person is tending to the many facets of their well being and including a wide variety of activities to support a holistic way of [...]
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How to Support Your Spouse in Sobriety

Relationships and marriage can have their challenges. However, when you add addiction to the mix, marriages can experience a significant strain. Although your spouse might be sober now, a marriage can still feel burdened by recovery and the possibility of relapse. If you want to offer your spouse sober support in recovery, one of the […]

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What To Do For Fun When You’re Sober

Sometimes, something as simple as boredom can lead to alcohol or drug abuse. Not knowing what to do in your free time can lead individuals in recovery towards relapse whether they've been sober for a long time or only briefly. In fact, boredom is one of the leading triggers of substance use, along with loneliness [...]
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Getting Sober Is Different for Introverts, Extroverts

Contrary to popular belief, getting sober is not a one-size-fits-all sort of deal. Think about it – you’ve got people from different backgrounds, different habits, different socioeconomic status, different personality, etc. Drug addiction does not only affect one type of person, but it can also latch on and affect anyone. So, what does all that […]

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How to Protect Yourself from the Club Drug Ketamine

If you’re in recovery, you’re likely not drinking. But if you’re at a celebration, party, or get together, especially one where you don’t know others very well, there might be the danger of someone spiking your drink. One popular club drug is Ketamine and it’s often used to spike drinks because of the effects it […]

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