Individuals who’ve continued on through detox and then onto recovery are the ones who are more likely to remain sober over the long haul. Sober Living houses center around ingraining such habits into the personalities of the patients which will be every now and again utilized when the patient goes back to standard society. This likewise fortifies their will to stop drugs, which might just be debilitated by all the withdrawal side effects an individual encounters in recovery.
Benefits of Gender-Specific Addiction Treatment in Sober Living
Gender-specific addiction treatment refers to drug and alcohol detox, rehabilitation, and sober living programs that are specifically designed to treat men and women separately from one another. Gender differences between men and women in terms of substance abuse exist in things such as dependence rates, drugs of choice, and even how the brain responds to […]
Celebrate Pride Month With Sober Activities in the Houston Area
Houston is a city well known for its vibrant cultural, arts, entertainment, and dining scenes, and there is never a better time to experience them all together than while celebrating Pride Month this June. There are many sober activities happening in and around the Houston area during the 44th Annual Pride festival that can help […]
Common Environmental Relapse Triggers and How to Avoid Them
The goal of a sober living facility is to provide a transition to independence for patients looking to maintain their sobriety after rehab treatment.
Sober Living Activities in Colorado Springs
The goal of a sober living facility is to provide a transition to independence for patients looking to maintain their sobriety after rehab treatment.
Sober House: Everything You Need To Know
If you or a loved one struggles with addiction and drugs, it can be challenging to know what to do. But before you start looking for more information about sober houses, you should make sure that this is the best option for you. Eudaimonia Sober Living Homes in Austin, Houston, and Colorado Springs are private facilities made for the people who want to stay and a place free from temptations after completing the rehab treatment. It is also an idle option for those people who have decided to quit drugs or alcohol but are not comfortable staying at home during the process. A patient can continue to live in a sober living facility after completing the rehabilitation treatment. These homes are also known as the recovery resident and transitional living facilities. The purpose of a sober living facility is to provide complete independence to the patients to attain stable sobriety.
Addiction Codependency: Coping Strategies for Living With an Addict
Codependency and addiction are terms often used together when the relationship between two people becomes toxic, dysfunctional, or otherwise unhealthy due to prolonged alcohol abuse or other addictions. Many relationships affected by alcohol or other drugs end in separation and may have lasting effects like physical injuries, emotional trauma, additional addictive disorders, financial problems, or […]
What is the best treatment to overcome drug or alcohol addiction?
Alcoholism or we say alcohol addiction or drug abuse is a disease affecting millions of people worldwide. Factors like genetics, race, or social economics are responsible to predispose a person to alcohol or drug addiction. However, addiction is not limited only to these factors, there are many more that contribute to addiction. The severity of the disease can range from person to person. For example; some people may consume alcohol or drugs heavily throughout the day, while others can binge drink and then stay sober for a day. Regardless of what type of addiction a person is suffering from, a good alcohol rehab center can help a person overcome the problem.
Tips for Choosing Sober Living
Has your life been flipped upside down as a result of excessive drug or alcohol use? The basic purpose of detox is to restore physical and mental health while maximizing the chances of long-term abstinence. Moreover, with the help of detox one can get sober living in Austin, in a most effortless manner.
You might wish to make a list of your top questions to ask the admissions team when you call. This can make the decision to detox simple, painless, and without complications.
How Journaling in Recovery Benefits Mental Health
Writing in a private diary was a common practice for many during childhood; it was a place to confess inner thoughts, struggles, and goals for the future without the need to worry about outside judgment or punishment. You may have stopped keeping a diary once you reached adulthood, but the concept and its benefits can […]
5 Sober Apps to Help Manage and Maintain Your Sobriety
In today’s increasingly digital world, it seems that there is an app available for just about anything imaginable, whether it be for checking your home security system cameras while away on vacation, managing your grocery shopping list, or even filing an on-the-spot car insurance claim after an accident. Whether you are new to sobriety or […]
Life After Sober Living: 5 Tips to Help You Move On Successfully
The journey of recovery is an incredibly personal one that will vary widely from person to person, and there’s no way to predict the amount of time you will need to stay at your sober living home. However, every sober living resident will eventually have to move out and on when they feel capable of living […]
Sober Spring: Fun Things to do in Austin
Springtime in the Austin area is in full swing, and now is the time to get out and enjoy everything that it has to offer. If this is your first ‘Sober Spring’ or you are in early recovery, it’s important to know that while it will be different than in the past, that doesn’t mean it will be any less exciting or eventful.
Traveling While Sober: Tips For Those in Recovery
Planning a sober travel vacation can be a hectic and time-consuming process for those in recovery. It can add unnecessary stress and anxiety to what is supposed to be an otherwise pleasant experience.
Is There a Link Between Unemployment and Relapse?
Researchers have long wondered about the connection between unemployment and relapse. For decades, they’ve studied the connection and determined that unemployment and relapse rates are related. However, there are several different factors to consider and one doesn’t always cause the other.