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
Eudaimonia Staff Provides Washable Face Masks for All Residents Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Travis County Judge Sarah Eckhardt recently extended the stay-at-home order through
Sober living homes are an essential part of the addiction recovery process for millions of Americans. However, too often, sober living residents fall off the
Continued success in sobriety isn’t just something that happens on its own. It’s a product of intentional decisions, commitment, and support. A sober living home
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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Starting over after treatment often means making decisions about more than sobriety alone. Many people also need to think about where they will live, how
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals are at a much higher risk of developing substance abuse
Updated on August 20th, 2020 Whether you’ve just completed rehab, you’ve been out of treatment for a few months, or you recently relapsed and need
It’s that time of year again: school is back in session and college students are heading back to campus to reunite with friends once more