How to Help Mothers in Recovery
A mother is obligated to her children more than she is bound to anything else. If addiction to drugs and alcohol holds her back from the love she has for her children, it brings neglect not only toward the care
Can Two Addicts in a Relationship Make it Work?
Although much of society, unfortunately, views addicts as "low-lives" who are only interested in their drug of choice, the fact is, people who suffer from addiction are human just like everyone else. I know relationships with addiction involved can be
Is There Treatment for Elderly Alcoholism?
In 2014, $225 billion of alcohol sales sold out in the U.S. The drinking group who made these sales possible comprises of the youngsters below 18 years old, and between 10 and 15 percent seniors in the county. Many people raise
Codependency Recovery: Does It Work?
Across the United States, an estimated 40 million people exhibit codependent behavior. Most of the people in this group are women, who are at a higher risk of entering a pattern of codependency. However, this condition does not discriminate. Anyone
Why Boundaries in Recovery are So Important
It’s a new year, which means many people are making New Year’s resolutions, refining their goals, and hoping for the best. All of these things are great to give attention to! But what about the personal boundaries we need to
Teen Drug Abuse: Signs and Treatment
Drug abuse bу tееnаgеrѕ іѕ соmmоn, whісh саn lеаd tо dіѕаѕtrоuѕ соnѕеquеnсеѕ іn thе futurе. A lаrgе рrороrtіоn оf dеаthѕ іn реорlе bеtwееn 15 аnd 24 аrе rероrtеdlу соnnесtеd іn ѕоmе wау tо drug or alcohol abuse. Suсh abuse аlѕо
Advice for Quitting Nicotine in Addiction Recovery
Smoking and consuming nicotine is one of the most harmful health practices. It causes various difficulties like higher blood pressure, heart problems, reduced food cravings, and other side effects. We all know smoking poses threat to diseases like lung cancer,
Reasons to Stay Thankful for Sobriety During the Holidays
Holidays are a time for gratitude, self-reflection, and sharing time with loved ones. But the holidays can also be tough. There always seems to be some sort of family drama, everyone seems stressed out with gift shopping and attending events
The Effects of Domestic Violence and Alcohol
Abuse, domestic violence and alcohol have been closely linked for quite some time. Unfortunately, more than 20 men and women are physically abused every minute in the United States. That’s more than 10 million people each year. Not only does
How To Have A Sober Halloween That Doesn’t Suck
Spooky season is at its peak this week-- it’s Halloween! This is the one night of the year where everyone seems to bring out their weirdest, wildest selves. It’s also one of the most hyped nights of the year for
5 Must-Listen Podcasts for Addiction Recovery
Who loves an irresistible podcast? Today is for you! We're sharing some of the most helpful, inspiring, and interesting podcasts about all things recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Podcasts for addiction recovery don’t have to all sound alike. There’s
Mental Health and Addiction: Discussion for World Mental Health Day
You’re already in treatment for substance abuse, and now your counselor is tacking on various mental illnesses to your chart like it’s a rap sheet and she’s got a quota to fill. What gives? In the interest of World Mental