There are aspects of recovery that may call for crossing personal comfort zones. One of these aspects is making new friends. It’s tempting to go back to spending time with old friends, but it’s not always the best idea. Especially if old friends aren’t supportive of your recovery by using drugs or drinking around you. […]
Whether you are in recovery from alcohol or another drug addiction, it’s recommended that those in recovery keep up with their sobriety by remaining involved with 12 step programs. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous are similar in many ways. One way is the recommendation that new participants choose a sponsor. The point of a sponsor […]
Addiction is a disease that will fight to stay alive. Unfortunately, relapse is common and is likely to happen during substance abuse recovery outside of the treatment center. However, there are ways for you to avoid relapse. The first step is simply being aware of what your personal relapse triggers might be. Once you figure […]
Addiction is a disease of lying, deceit, and dishonesty. For many in recovery, it is important to get back to the true self, a person that does not possess those qualities. Although it is easier said than done, being true to the self and others in recovery can help with the healing that needs to […]
Arguably, one of the most challenging aspects of addiction recovery is the immense lifestyle changes an individual must attain to reap the rewards of sobriety. Change is never easy because it seems to never come when we are prepared. But change for recovering individuals may be even more difficult because they are aware that these […]
Unfortunately, the majority of individuals who seek help for their addictions will end up relapsing. For the majority of people who have been in recovery for years, it has taken numerous attempts to quit and go to treatment to establish successful recovery. Being aware of the reasons why addiction relapse affects so many in early […]
Everything is challenging in early recovery, there is no denying that fact. When you first get out of rehab, the world seems like a big, scary place filled with temptation and people ready to suck you right back into addiction. While true, there is also a lot of good in early recovery, it is all […]
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