
Are You Sabotaging Your Own Sobriety?
Staying sober after rehab can be a challenge. It’s an entirely new lifestyle change that will require continued hard work and effort. Every individual in

Staying sober after rehab can be a challenge. It’s an entirely new lifestyle change that will require continued hard work and effort. Every individual in

If you enter programs like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or enroll in a sober living program with other people in recovery, you may eventually be faced

After you’ve completed a drug and alcohol rehab program, you may be tempted to think that you don’t need continued support; that as long as

Updated on August 11th, 2020 Early sobriety is a time full of challenges, adjustments, milestones, and change, which can all be very exciting and advantageous,

With 2018 right around the corner, you may be starting to think about New Year’s resolutions and goals you’d like to set for yourself in

It’s officially the holiday season and you may have several holiday parties coming up on your agenda. Whether it’s a social event for work, with friends, or a family engagement, it can be expected that most holiday parties will involve alcohol.

Whether you’ve started your holiday shopping or not, the holidays are upon us, and this time of year is all about giving. Giving a gift

Addiction recovery is a long-term process and a highly-individualized one at that. No one person’s recovery journey will be identical to another’s, and as a

There are many risk factors that may put a person in recovery at risk for relapse. Most commonly, these risk factors include stress, negative or

Addiction is frequently referred to as a family disease because it affects the entire family unit, not just the person who is using drugs or

Whether you’ve been sober for years or days, everyone struggles sometimes. Recovery is an ongoing process and you may find yourself needing some additional support

Women and men use drugs for different reasons, in different ways, experience addiction differently, and even relapse for different reasons. So it’s no surprise that

It’s no secret that the first several months of sober living after rehab are challenging. During this time, people in recovery from drug and alcohol

An estimated 5.3 to 15.3 percent of college students are in recovery.1 These students face many situations, life transitions, and stressors that challenge their sobriety

Journaling: A Therapeutic Tool for Addiction Recovery The key to journaling (or therapeutic writing) is that you use it to interpret, understand, and learn from