Emerging from the fog of a difficult period in life can feel like being reborn into chaos. Recovery, whether from substance abuse, illness, or injury, demands more than just healing the body; it requires rebuilding a life. A well-structured daily routine is often the foundation for a successful recovery, providing predictability and a sense of […]
Category: Recovery
Shannon Moore’s Transformation: From WWE Stardom to Championing Recovery
In the high-stakes world of professional wrestling, where physical prowess and charismatic personas capture global audiences, few stories resonate with the transformative power of redemption and recovery quite like that of Shannon Moore. Once a celebrated WWE star, Moore’s journey from the brink of personal despair to becoming a beacon of hope for those struggling […]
6 Tips To Stay Employed While in Addiction Treatment
Employment plays a crucial role in the recovery process for individuals struggling with addiction. Fortunately, federal laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and workplace policies are in place to protect the rights of employees in recovery and provide accommodations for their treatment journey. Despite these protections though, it can still be challenging […]
How to Handle The Holiday Season in Recovery
The holiday season can be a challenging time for those in recovery. With social gatherings often centered around alcohol and other potential triggers, navigating this festive period requires a strategic approach to maintaining sobriety. This article hopes to explore these challenges and offer tips, support, and guidance for navigating this tricky time of year. The […]
Honoring Veterans: Overcoming Addiction and Finding Hope
Veterans Day is a time when our nation comes together to honor and express our gratitude to the brave individuals who have selflessly served our country. It is a day to reflect on the sacrifices they’ve made, the challenges they’ve faced, and the resilience they embody. However, it’s essential to recognize that many veterans carry […]
Honoring National Opioid Awareness Day on September 21st
For too long, the opioid epidemic has concerned people all over the world and, especially, those in America. As a result, National Opioid Awareness Day was established to shed light on the devastating impact of opioid misuse, drug overdose, and opioid use disorder to promote education and prevention efforts. The late 1990s marked the beginning […]
September Is National Recovery Month: What Do You Need To Know?
In September, people across the nation come together to recognize National Recovery Month. This month is dedicated to celebrating the resilience and recovery of individuals who have battled and triumphed over substance use disorders. Furthermore, it’s a reminder that recovery is an ongoing journey that requires support, understanding, and awareness from all of us. This […]
Group Therapy Topics for Adults in Substance Abuse Treatment
Substance abuse is a serious problem affecting millions of adults worldwide. To help individuals overcome their addiction, many addiction treatment facilities incorporate group therapy sessions in their programs. Group therapy is a common form of treatment in addiction recovery, which involves individuals participating in therapy sessions with a group of their peers. Group therapy ultimately allows […]
Substance Abuse Prevention and Mental Health Awareness Month
Substance abuse and mental health are interconnected in significant ways, leading to adverse effects that impact many people and families across the world. According to the National Institutes of Health, over 7.7 million individuals suffer from both mental health and substance abuse problems. The number is staggering, and it raises concerns about the extent of […]
The Adult Children of Alcoholics: Common Traits of ACoA
Alcoholism, also known as alcohol use disorder, is a condition that can impact just about anyone, regardless of background. One of the devastating parts of alcoholism is that it can impact not only the individual but also his or her family members and friends. There are a lot of people who grow up with an […]