Having a support system is crucial for successfully achieving and maintaining sobriety. They provide emotional, psychological, and practical assistance, which can make a significant difference in a person’s recovery process.
Dry January is a month-long commitment where people voluntarily give up alcohol for 31 days. It’s a global movement that started in 2013, aiming to help people reset their habits and improve their health after the indulgences of the holiday season.
Recovery from addiction is often characterized by a whirlwind of emotions, challenges, and transformative experiences. One phenomenon that often emerges during the early days of sobriety is known as “pink clouding.”
The holiday season, while joyful, can be challenging for those working to stay sober. Social gatherings and family events often include triggers that can make maintaining sobriety difficult. Westwind Recovery® offers resources and guidance to help individuals stay committed to their recovery goals during this time.
