Not everyone will experience relapse in the same way, or at all! However, there are many harmful myths and ideas about relapse that are frequently spread and shared. Viewing these misconceptions as truth can be very damaging and may increase the likelihood that you’ll revert to a lifestyle of active addiction.
Maybe you’ve found yourself in a bad place; feeling uncertain about your future sober, struggling to deal with cravings, or hiding drug use from your friends and family again. If this is you, you’re not alone. It’s important to get back into treatment right away. Going back to rehab can help you address underlying issues that are causing your addiction to resurface and will give you the best chance at achieving lasting recovery.
Certified peer recovery support specialists help sober people adjust to a new sober lifestyle. This type of peer support is a highly effective recovery service. Not only do individual testimonies support that fact, but so does the research.
If you or a loved one is searching for a sober living program, you’ve likely wondered how you should determine the trustworthiness and credibility of
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What’s the difference between a sober living home and group therapy? A sober living home provides safe and sober group housing to help people reintegrate
If your loved one is currently living in a sober living home, there may come a time when you want to visit. This scenario can
When you first went to rehab, you made the transition from a life of active addiction into a life of recovery. Now that you’re sober
After rehab, many sober people enroll in a sober living program to receive additional support as they transition out of rehab and into a more
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Completing a rehab program is just the start of beginning a whole new life in recovery. As you transition out of rehab and into an
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals are at a much higher risk of developing substance abuse