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Getting sober is an honorable accomplishment. It is also an accomplishment that takes hard work, dedication, and effort to achieve. If you have pulled yourself out of the depths of active addiction, you know how difficult this process can be. Once you are sober, it is critical that you maintain your sobriety to prevent relapse. […]
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When you are fresh out of rehab, you might feel so good that you are ready to take on anything the universe has planned for your new sober life but this is the time that you need to be on high alert for signs of a relapse. The danger of relapse is very real and though
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A common misconception that a lot of people have in regards to recovery from alcohol addiction, is that you go to rehab, you get better, and then you move on with your life. In a majority of cases, however, in order to maintain your sobriety, you have to work at it every day, even after
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Once a person with a substance use disorder is successfully able to manage the disease of addiction, they often discover that feeling healthy in body and mind is an incredible buzz unlike any other. People may gravitate to alcohol and drugs for a wide array of reasons, but these substances invariably detract from one’s health,
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As kids are heading back to school you might be feeling ready to head back to work after your time in drug rehab. But with your history of addiction, how can you take advantage of the expanding job market when you have those awkward gaps in your resume? Work After Drug Rehab: Where to Start
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Starting toward your addiction recovery is a big step, but it’s also the beginning of a new and unfamiliar lifestyle. If you’re recovering from alcoholism or drug addiction, it can be helpful to have the support and guidance of a sober sponsor throughout the recovery process. How a Sober Sponsor Helps Your Addiction Recovery A
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Choosing a sober living home is only one of the many major decisions that you will have to make during your recovery. Wherever you currently live, there are a number of sober living programs available in all states across the country. However, it isn’t wise to simply choose the first one that you come across.
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Meeting people and making new friends is tough but dating when you’re in recovery for drugs and alcohol abuse? Don’t get us started. We’ve compiled 5 great suggestions about ways, and places to meet other sober people in today’s society. Whether you’re someone who comes from a background of drugs and alcohol abuse, or just an individual who has
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Overcoming a drug or alcohol addiction is never easy and forgiveness in drug addiction recovery can be even harder. From the early stages of addiction intervention and detox through to the later stages of aftercare support, each element of treatment plays an important role in the overall process. While medications help to treat the physical
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Humans are naturally curious creatures and as a recovering alcoholic, when you are asked why you don’t drink (and people will ask) you might struggle to find the words to explain yourself. Whether you choose to share your entire life story or you’d rather just stick to the bullet-points, here are some tips to keep
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