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Building healthy relationships and getting support from others is essential during recovery. However, people who are trying to get clean
Physical sobriety means that you abstain from alcohol and drugs. While that’s essential for recovery, emotional sobriety is also important.
What may seem like nuance in the land of Alcoholics Anonymous can actually be an enormous philosophical difference that shapes
Recovering addicts face many obstacles as they try to stay sober in recovery, with the threat of relapse an ever-present
“The great fact is just this, and nothing less: That we have had deep and effective spiritual experiences which have
When we get sober, we straighten out mentally, spiritually and physically. We learn to handle our problems with a different
When it comes to getting clean and sober, you always hear stories, opinions, and suggestions surrounding mental health, but what
When we are in pain, it can be difficult to find the right words to reflect how we feel. It
We’ve probably all heard the term ‘coping mechanism’ especially if we’ve been in treatment before. Coping mechanisms are behaviors we
Making the decision to seek treatment for alcohol addiction usually comes after a long string of embarrassing incidents, health issues,
Getting back to “normal” after completing a long-term inpatient addiction recovery program can be a challenge. Normal might mean something
For those of us that have struggled with alcohol addiction, many of the real challenges in recovery come after we
When we think about getting clean and sober, we are likely to imagine treatment facilities, counselors, and twelve step meetings—each
The concept of a sobriety sponsor has been popularized through Alcoholics Anonymous and many references to the 12-step-program made in
Once we’re on the path towards recovery, we’re able to start learning of the many ways addiction affects our mind,
