3 Common Struggles for Life in Recovery
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Why a Person Seeks Recovery From Addiction
e decision for a person to seek recovery treatment usually comes with gentle coaxing. However, it sometimes comes with hard circumstances and experiences. Learn more.
4 Tips to Practice Kindness
There are small things that we can do, that are truly meaningful that can make a real difference for a friend, a client, a coworker, and/or yourself. Here are a few examples of simple tips for praciting kindness andmake a significantly positive impact.
3 Ways Recovery Centers Can Make You a Better Person
Addiction recovery centers are more than just places to go to detox. They are personal development centers. The services they offer can help mold you into a better version of the person you were before.
Tips for Avoiding the Temptation to Drink or Use Drugs
Temptation constantly fights to grab hold of you in various aspects of your life. It wages its strongest war against you as you try to recover from alcohol and substance abuse. The good news is that you can use effective strategies to squash the temptation and take control of your life.
Your Recovery: 6 Steps to Rebuilding Your Life
Your Recovery tips are here. Give a warm welcome to your new life that is full of possibilities. Stay committed and focused on your recovery.
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What is Addiction? A Brief Explanation
According to The American Psychiatric Association, addiction is "a complex condition, a brain disease that is manifested by compulsive substance use despite harmful consequence." Addiction is an all-consuming problem for…
Tips for Supporting Your Loved One Through Addiction
Compassion and empathy are two elements that can make or break an addiction recovery attempt. As a loved one or close friend of someone who is battling addiction, you have…
Overcoming Alcoholism
They say it takes 21 days to break a habit, but unfortunately, with habits like alcoholism, this is not the case. Overcoming alcoholism is a lifelong process, there is no definite amount of time that it will take to get over it; everyone is different.