Although many women experience the challenges associated with an addiction, there are several common misconceptions about this process. For women to get the quality help they need, they must to be aware of these prevalent myths. So, what are some myths associated with...
What is an intervention? How can I be sure a loved one needs one? What steps are involved in an intervention? In this article, we answer these questions families may have on how to stage an intervention for a loved on. If a...
The “one day at a time” mantra is used frequently in the world of recovery, particularly among people who follow the 12-Step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. Its purpose is to remind them to stay in the day/moment and not think too far ahead about ones sobriety....
As you say goodbye to a year for the ages, it is vital to remember what as taken place this year. Not only so that you can never forget, but you can't move forward unless you assess your past and current situations. This article offers several things to look at as you...
On our last blog we discussed prescription opiates. Namely, how they affect the brain, some common names, and how to tell if your loved one is using prescription opiates. This blog post will further discuss how to spot opioid withdrawals. As we discussed previously,...
The Thanksgiving holiday is a time for gratitude – for family, friends, health, and wellness. While we also give thanks for the turkey, stuffing, and sweet potato casserole (with marshmallows), Thanksgiving is also a time for observance and reflection. It’s a holiday...
How to Stay Sober During the Holidays For those in early recovery, the holidays can be a cause for much anxiety and nervousness. Trying to figure out how to stay sober during the holidays can be daunting. Most addicts are eager...
A lot has changed within that past 6 months. Communities across the United States have been hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. While many people have gotten sick, many more have found themselves in the midst of a “new normal,” working from home and social distancing as...