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When Is It Time for an Intervention?

Sometimes when a loved one’s addiction is seemingly out of control, family or friends decide to stage an ...

How to Set Boundaries With Addicted Loved Ones

When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it can feel impossible not to get stuck on an emotional ...

5 Ways to Forgive Yourself in Recovery

Sometimes, in active addiction, we do things we aren’t proud of. We may have hurt the ones we love, do things we ...

Recognizing a Problem With Alcohol

It can be fun and relaxing to go out for drinks with your friends on Friday nights after a long work week or have ...

Which 12-Step Program Is Right for Me?

12-Step programs are a common part of addiction recovery. Many treatment programs utilize a 12-Step approach, and ...

Staying Safe as 12-Step Meetings Begin to Move In-Person

When COVID-19 hit the world, the fate of many 12-Step meetings became unknown. Many switched to online platforms, ...

Emotional Highs and Lows: Exploring the Different Types of Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that brings severe high and low moods and changes in sleep, energy, ...

Successfully Transitioning From Treatment to Long-Term Recovery

One of the most common questions people ask when they begin to navigate their process of recovery is: Will this ...

Accountability Can Keep You Sober After Treatment

Recovery is a state of being, not a task you’ll check off once you reach a certain milestone. Like any other area ...

Choosing the Best Treatment Program for You and Your Loved Ones

There are over 14,000 accredited treatment centers, recovery programs, and medical facilities that address ...

The Role of Friends and Family in Recovery Support

Recovery is a group effort. As a friend or family member of someone in recovery, you can be a pillar of support in ...

Including the LGBTQ+ Community in Recovery

With March being International Women’s Month, it is important to acknowledge the existence of gender stereotypes, ...

When Is It Time for an Intervention?

Sometimes when a loved one’s addiction is seemingly out of control, family or friends decide to stage an ...

How to Set Boundaries With Addicted Loved Ones

When someone you love is struggling with addiction, it can feel impossible not to get stuck on an emotional ...

5 Ways to Forgive Yourself in Recovery

Sometimes, in active addiction, we do things we aren’t proud of. We may have hurt the ones we love, do things we ...

Recognizing a Problem With Alcohol

It can be fun and relaxing to go out for drinks with your friends on Friday nights after a long work week or have ...

Which 12-Step Program Is Right for Me?

12-Step programs are a common part of addiction recovery. Many treatment programs utilize a 12-Step approach, and ...

Staying Safe as 12-Step Meetings Begin to Move In-Person

When COVID-19 hit the world, the fate of many 12-Step meetings became unknown. Many switched to online platforms, ...

Emotional Highs and Lows: Exploring the Different Types of Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that brings severe high and low moods and changes in sleep, energy, ...

Successfully Transitioning From Treatment to Long-Term Recovery

One of the most common questions people ask when they begin to navigate their process of recovery is: Will this ...

Accountability Can Keep You Sober After Treatment

Recovery is a state of being, not a task you’ll check off once you reach a certain milestone. Like any other area ...

Choosing the Best Treatment Program for You and Your Loved Ones

There are over 14,000 accredited treatment centers, recovery programs, and medical facilities that address ...

The Role of Friends and Family in Recovery Support

Recovery is a group effort. As a friend or family member of someone in recovery, you can be a pillar of support in ...

Including the LGBTQ+ Community in Recovery

With March being International Women’s Month, it is important to acknowledge the existence of gender stereotypes, ...