Alcohol and drug use, for most, results in a numbing effect. An effect that addicts seek out. Alcoholism and drug addiction have the potential to ruin your life in many ways, and one of the major areas where it takes a severe toll is on your physical health. The...
The short answer is...it depends on a number of factors. Answering the question Can Sober Livings Kick You Out can be complex that has both moral and legal things to think about. First, let's discuss the legality of the answer. Can A Sober Living Legally Kick You Out?...
Addiction is considered a chronic disorder, with relapse rates around 40% to 60%, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse. These rates are similar to the relapse rates of other chronic health disorders such as hypertension and asthma. In the case of...
Many who enter sober living are often either leaving a treatment facility or trying to leave a life of addiction behind. This is done by entering a structured living environment of sober living that they expect to be free from the temptations of drugs and alcohol....
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....
New Year's Eve, like so many other holidays, is steeped in the drinking tradition. And for those in early recovery, it may feel like New Year’s Eve is a holiday that doesn’t mix well with sobriety. However, being sober doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate. Here are some...
San Diego, America’s 8th largest city, is a beautiful and ideal environment for anyone on their journey to recovery. With the self-proclaimed title of “America’s Finest City,” San Diego is one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in all of the world. At San...
For many, a significant obstacle to remaining sober is a lack of stable, drug-free housing. If someone has a history of drug and/or alcohol dependence—especially if they also have a history of incarceration and homelessness—their risk for relapse is much higher...
Welcome to the San Diego Sober Living Blog We are excited to be able to bring you the first installment of the San Diego Sober Living blog. Here within we will introduce ourselves, discuss our mission with you and, finally, tell you what we hope to accomplish with...