Alcohol abuse comes with serious consequences. Many people lose their livelihoods, their relationships, and even their freedom as a result. When they continue drinking despite the many adverse effects that drinking has, they can also lose the ability to stop using alcohol on their own. This is known as alcohol dependence, alcohol use disorder, or […]
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This sentiment is commonly expressed in the addiction treatment world by both patients and their loved ones who attend Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous meetings only to relapse shortly after attending them. The worst part of relapse is knowing how hard it will be to get back up again, but you’ll be stronger and more
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Why are sober housing arrangements a good place to start when home isn’t healthy? The answer to this question is simple. When you’re trying to maintain your sobriety, you need all the positive support you can possibly get. If your home environment includes substance abusers and others who jeopardize your recovery, then you just can’t
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The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown a few new challenges into how people manage their addictions. For people who have established their sobriety, it is common to be dealing with new potential triggers as fear and anxiety levels begin to rise. You might have also recently realized that you might need help dealing with an addiction
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More often than not, inpatient rehab is just a first step in the recovery process. Even when drug use stops, the thinking and behavior that drive addiction can threaten your recovery efforts. Under these conditions, there’s a critical need for some form of ongoing sober living therapy. A sober living environment not only offers different
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After completing a rehab treatment program, it can be hard to get back into the swing of everyday life. Sober housing centers are designed to help you get back into an independent life of sobriety. To live in a sober housing community, you have to follow a handful of rules and regulations. That being said,
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