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November is an important month for those on the path of drug or alcohol addiction recovery, as it is National Gratitude Month. This month serves as a reminder of the power of gratitude in transforming lives and fostering emotional well-being. Studies have shown that when an individual practices gratitude, it can significantly enhance their emotional...Read More

Substance addiction relapse triggers are classified into two categories: internal and external. Understanding these triggers is crucial for individuals on the path to recovery from drugs or alcohol. What Are Substance Addiction Relapse Triggers?Drug or alcohol addiction relapse triggers include different stimuli or circumstances that heighten the risk of a person reverting to drug or alcohol...Read More

In the recovery journey from drug and alcohol addiction, finding healthy and enjoyable ways to have fun is essential. Fun times can help individuals stay motivated and focused on their sobriety. From exploring new hobbies to connecting with others, there are countless ways to have a good time while staying sober. Seven Ideas for People in...Read More

When individuals first begin their journey in addiction recovery, they may experience a phenomenon known as the pink cloud. This term refers to a period of time, usually early in sobriety, when individuals feel an overwhelming sense of happiness and joy as they start to see improvements in their lives after overcoming drug or alcohol...Read More

Everyone experiences stress. Whether triggered by job or school-related deadlines, moments of apprehension or dread, or anticipation of a future event, stress can adversely impact a person’s physical and mental well-being. When it comes to those who are working towards healing from drug or alcohol addiction, the successful management of stress is a vital element...Read More

Starting the journey toward recovery from drug or alcohol addiction is a courageous step that comes with various physical and psychological challenges. Withdrawal is one of the first obstacles encountered. Withdrawal is a crucial phase where the body and mind adjust to functioning without substances. Understanding withdrawal, its symptoms, and how to manage them is...Read More

September is National Recovery Month. It is a time to recognize the courage of individuals in addiction recovery. It is also an opportunity to honor the dedication of the family members, healthcare providers, and other supporters who help them in their recovery journeys. This year, National Recovery Month adopted a permanent official theme, “Every Person....Read More

Some of our Client Testimonials I could not have gone one more day without the help that I have received here. I never looked at the beauty in my life before, but my eyes are wide open to it now.Stephanie P.When I go home I know my self-esteem will benefit by knowing I have been sober...Read More