Reflecting on Your Recovery as We Enter the New Year
If you are reading this, then you or someone you love is in the process of recovery. Congratulations on deciding to get help and embark on the journey to s
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Avoiding Alcohol this Winter Holiday Season
Most adults report an increase in drinking habits over the winter holiday season. This can pose a challenge for individuals in recovery who are doing every
Sobriety Tips for College Students
Staying Substance-Free on Campus with These TipsIt’s no secret that college can be a time of great exploration and growth. For many young adults, it’s thei
Celebrating the Wins of Your Recovery
Tips for Acknowledging Your Hard WorkSeptember is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate the accomplishments of those in recovery from addiction. For
Fast Facts About Suicide and Substance Use
Understanding the Link Between Addiction and Mental HealthAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), suicide is now the ninth leadi
Alcohol Addiction Increases Dramatically Due to COVID Pandemic
Alcohol addiction has long been a serious problem in America, but it has only gotten worse during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. According to research from
Why Spending Time Outdoors is Beneficial for Recovery
People who struggle with addiction and mental health issues often feel trapped indoors. This can lead to further isolation and feelings of hopelessness. Sp
Occupations & Addiction
What You Do for a Living Could Increase Your Chances of Substance UseFor some people, their occupation can be a significant source of stress. And while mos
Hope for Veterans Battling Substance Use Disorders
Closure of Many Western VA Clinics Means More Veterans Looking for Recovery CareWhen it comes to substance use disorders, veterans are at a greater risk th
Celebrating Father’s Day in Recovery
How to Enjoy the Holiday While in TreatmentFather's Day is typically a special day to recognize the important men in our lives. For those in recovery, howe
Does Your IQ Make You More Susceptible to Substance Use?
Why Your Intelligence Level Could Predict Struggles with Drugs or AlcoholIntelligence has long been a key predictor of success in life. But what if having
“Medical News Today” Reports on Depression’s Link to Substance Abuse
A recent article from Medical News Today has delved into the growing understanding of depression’s uncoincidental link to substance abuse disorder (SUD). F