Traditional substance use treatment measures can be very effective for a wide range of individuals. Drug or alcohol use counseling, medication-assisted treatment and outpatient modalities, among other treatment techniques, can
When you’re going through a 12-step program, especially if you’re attending Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA), you’ll likely hear the word “sponsor” a lot. While having a sponsor
Depression frequently co-occurs with substance use disorder in an endless cycle. If you’re suffering from addiction, perhaps you turned to alcohol or drugs to cope with depression, feelings of sadness,
There are many different options for support while in recovery, but 12-step programs are one of the most popular and successful methods available. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was the original 12-step
After you’ve gone through a medical detox and completed some form of rehabilitation (commonly an inpatient or outpatient program), you’re ready for the next phase of recovery. At this point
When you’re in the depths of a substance addiction, it’s difficult to genuinely think about anyone else’s needs outside of your own. It’s not usually that you’re intentionally trying to
Failure is something we’re all familiar with, but very few of us actually define. When we think of failure, we often immediately gravitate to self-blame, criticism, beating ourselves up, because
When you search “sober living,” you’ll find an endless list of facilities and recovery homes that provide treatment, but sober living is so much more than that. Living a sober
Do you ever have a goal in mind, something you want to achieve, but have no idea where to begin, let alone what steps to take to get from point
There are so many frameworks for overcoming substance use, and many of them involve steps, timelines or numbered lists. While these methods have their place, it’s important to remember that
Addiction can quickly become a serious issue. When the environment around you makes it easy or tempting to give in to dangerous habits like drug or alcohol use, it can
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