How to Give a Loved One Support in Recovery
Addiction treatment helps people to get sober, but loved ones' support is how they stay sober... So here's how to give loved ones support in recovery.
Help Someone with Addiction Pt. I
Here are three tools you can use if you find yourself in a situation where a loved one is battling a substance abuse disorder and needs help with addiction.
Three Reasons to Spend the Holiday in Rehab
You might be looking ahead and thinking, “this year I get my life back”. Why wait? Here are three reasons spending the holiday in rehab is your best option.
Women and Addiction
About Women and Addiction The approach used to treating addiction is different for each individual. This same idea applies to the treatment approach used for men and women. Until t
Addiction Recovery and the Holidays
Addiction Recovery and the Holidays There is no doubt that the holidays present recovering addicts and their families with a number of challenges. The holiday season can be full of
Tips for a Happy and Sober Holiday Season
Tips for Having a Happy and Sober Holiday Season The holidays can be a challenging time for those in recovery. Between holiday parties and gatherings with family and friends, you c
How to be Supportive of a Loved One Starting Their Sober Life
Tips for Being Supportive of a Loved One Starting Their Sober Life Returning to everyday life can be an overwhelming experience for some in recovery. Leaving the safety and structu
Addiction Recovery and Mending Relationships
Mending Relationships in Addiction Recovery Relationships undergo a great deal of damage when it comes to addiction. The people that we love are often the ones that are m
Repairing Relationships in Recovery
Repairing Relationships in Addiction Recovery Substance abuse takes a toll on every aspect of your life, including your relationships. While escaping addiction and beginning your j
How to Identify Signs of Alcohol Abuse
Identifying Signs of Alcohol Abuse The National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism states that in 2014, 87.6 percent of people ages 18 or older reported that they drank alco