Sobriety Archive
How to Remain Sober After Treatment?
There isn't one phase of recovery that's guaranteed to be easy. Each period on the timeline of recovery, from early recovery to years down the line, has unique triggers. While
5 Daily Habits That Can Help You Avoid Relapse
The journey toward sobriety is all about regaining control. In the midst of a substance use addiction, it can feel like drugs or alcohol are making the decisions for you:
How Can I Avoid Substance Use Triggers?
It’s an integral step in any successful substance use recovery plan: achieving sobriety, and staying sober. It’s one thing to reach the point where you’ve achieved distance from self-destructive substance
How Sobriety Will Benefit You
When you are caught in the midst of a substance use disorder, it can be incredibly difficult to comprehend any lifestyle other than the one you're currently living. With substance
Relapse Prevention Activities
Anyone who has recovered from addiction will tell you that addiction recovery is not a one-and-done process. While you might be past the stage of active treatment, recovery is a
8 Reasons Why Sober Men Are More Attractive
Sobriety can do wonders for your love life. Sober men make better dates, and they make better partners. That's why many people prefer dating someone who doesn't drink or use
Step 9: The Best 5 Tips for Living Amends
Have you ever heard the phrase, "make amends"? It's not one we use too frequently in our everyday language, but it still holds significant meaning. To make amends means to
How to Find an AA or NA Sponsor
Many people feel that recovery is a solo journey. The hard work can only be done by you, the pain of withdrawal can't be shared and the new life you
The Difference Between Sober Living and Halfway Houses
When you're embarking on the first steps toward recovery, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the jargon of the addiction treatment world. Terms like "inpatient," "partial-hospitalization," and "medically-managed" may be
AA Meetings for Young Adults, Can They Benefit?
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is an immensely prevalent problem in the United States. According to statistics reviewed by the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 14.5 million people
