All of us will experience some form of trauma during our lives. We’ll know someone who dies too soon, or we may experience a car accident, natural disaster or violence. Millions of people work jobs where they […]
Spring Is a Fresh Start Spring is a time of rebirth and new beginnings. For many people in recovery, it’s a time to recommit to sobriety and put the past year’s challenges behind them. If you’re looking […]
Definition of a “Sober Coach” A sober coach is trained in addiction recovery and inspires people to lead a healthy, sober lifestyle. They remove the barriers and challenges to recovery so that people are more likely to […]
Dating in early recovery can be a mixed bag. It can be a great way to meet new people and form connections, and for many people in recovery, dating can be an exciting new chapter. However, dating […]
Addiction changes the brain in several ways, some of which are long-lasting. These changes can impact the way you think, feel, and behave. Long-term addiction can also cause damage to the brain, heart, and other organs. Your […]
The variety of rehab centers in California is mind-boggling, and the experiences of treatment seekers will dramatically differ from one patient to another. In the same way, an effective treatment plan for one patient may not work […]
Alcohol can lead to health problems, and additionally, alcohol abuse can cause, or worsen, certain medical conditions. Learn more about how alcohol use disorder (AUD) impacts the body’s vital organ systems to live a healthier life. The […]
Intervention in addiction treatment is a structured conversation between an addiction patient and their close family and friends, often under the supervision of an intervention specialist. Usually, if the addiction patient has tried talking to one person […]
You are not alone in your struggle to find a way to cope with stressful situations. Drinking alcohol is common but also problematic. This article explores healthy and effective ways to reduce the stress that don’t involve […]
Admit the Problem Admitting that you have a problem with addiction is an essential step in recovery. It means being honest about your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors around alcohol or drugs. Many still choose to live in […]