Get Help Today 1-855-815-9727 The recovery stage is the last stage in the treatment process. However, it is the stage that will continuously need to be addressed important recovery questions throughout a recovering addict’s lifetime. Recovery happens after a drug or alcohol addict successfully completes their primary treatment and detox programs. Typically, the recovering individual… Continue Reading Important Recovery Questions to Ask
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Substance abuse issues have plagued America since the country’s early days. One of the signers of our original Declaration of Independence, Dr. Benjamin Rush, sought to prevent alcohol addiction from plaguing our nation. American morphine addiction – the first prescribed opiate derivative – was uncovered during the late 1800s, and Prohibition sought, again, to stem… Continue Reading Can You Die from Withdrawal?
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Believe it or not, spring is on its way. You know, the time of year when the weather starts to warm up, trees and flowers begin to bloom, and the world around you looks refreshed and anew. Spring is often seen as an awakening or a fresh start. Maybe it is because of all that… Continue Reading Spring Clean Your Sobriety for a Fresh Start, New Season
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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… Continue Reading Getting Sober Is Different for Introverts, Extroverts
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There are so many things in life that we can do without thinking. Unfortunately, we may find that the outcome was not what we wanted. Sober living skills will create a great outline for you to follow on your road to recovery. For example, you can use your last $10.00 for gas in your car… Continue Reading 10 Essential Sober Living Skills for Adults in Recovery
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Substance abuse has become a major problem in the United States, affecting people of all ages across the country. If you suspect a friend, family relative, or co-worker is abusing drugs, you may want to watch for some of the more common signs of substance abuse. In this article, you will discover five signs of… Continue Reading Signs of Substance Abuse and Addiction
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Who said being sober isn’t fun? Just because you are in recovery does not mean you can’t be social. Sure, you may want to avoid certain functions, such as nightclubs and bars for the regular hangout. But, what about big events like the Super Bowl? Do you have to give up the enjoyment of events… Continue Reading Staying Sober & Surviving Super Bowl LIII
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Seasonal Affective Disorder, also fittingly referred to as the acronym SAD, is a type of depression that occurs with the seasons. In fact, its onset and conclusion can easily be matched up with the same seasons every year. Those who suffer from SAD know when to expect it and how long it will last. While… Continue Reading What You Should Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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Substance abuse will negatively affect you, your friends, and your relatives. This guide outlines the effects of drug addiction on family members. Continue Reading Effects of Drug Addiction on Family Members
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Finding the right sober living home for you can be a challenge. This article explores five key considerations and reveals how to find a sober living home. Continue Reading How to Find a Sober Living Home You’ll Love
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