A relapse is a difficult scenario for any person who struggles with addiction. It can affect confidence and bring shame. Recovery from relapse takes time and it is important to feel connected to a sense of purpose following relapse that…
Motivation is a key component of any lasting recovery program, particularly in the early stages. It is easy to feel great when things are easy but when the going gets tough it can feel difficult to carry on. Motivation will…
Addiction recovery has many ups and downs, strong emotions and work on the part of the individual in recovery. While good parts of recovery may feel amazing, the bumps can often feel overwhelming. Even with best intentions of avoiding relapse,…
Addiction is multifaceted and is non-discriminatory. There are millions of people throughout the world struggling with addiction. Although many people have reached long-term recovery with help, countless others struggle under the weight of addiction. Finding strength to carry on and…
Many people with addiction have a difficult time dealing with life. Emotional pain in addiction recovery can be present which makes it difficult to recover. The fears and anxieties of a new sober living practice can drive a person back…
Substance abuse takes a toll physically and spiritually. It is easier to address the issues that come up with right and wrong answers, but the truth is none exist. Every person is able to walk through recovery differently. One of…
People who own animals can attest to the power of having an animal companion to come to, spend time with and find comfort in when things get difficult. The immeasurable therapeutic support and value of animals is even greater for…
A walking meditation practice takes a few minutes per day but can go a long way to bringing addictive habits and mindsets into balance. With regular practice, the mind can be reigned in to find support and get focused on…
The practice of yoga can be a lifelong support for people in addiction recovery. Yoga can teach a person how to prevent relapse and remain sober. A daily yoga practice takes time to integrate into one’s day-to-day life. Learn how…
Watching a family member struggle under the weight of addiction is one of the most painful things families bear witness to even as hope lingers for better days ahead. It is possible to help a loved one find the support…
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