Sobriety is a journey that requires commitment, courage, and continuous effort. As we step into 2024, it’s a great time to revitalize your sobriety journey with new strategies and support systems. Why Improve Your Sobriety Now? As the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous says, we
Empowering Communities to Combat Opioid Overdoses In a significant step towards combating the opioid crisis, the state of Georgia is making Narcan, a life-saving opioid overdose reversal medication, available over the counter. This promises to have a profound impact on the fight against opioid-related fatalities.
What is Virtual Therapy? In an increasingly digital age, where connectivity transcends geographical boundaries, it’s no surprise that therapy has also entered the virtual realm. Virtual therapy, often referred to as online therapy, has gained immense popularity due to its accessibility and convenience. In this
The Power of Step One Step One of Alcoholics Anonymous is, “We admitted we were powerless over alcohol and that our lives had become unmanageable.” Embarking on the journey of recovery can be both daunting and transformative. Whether you are struggling with addiction or supporting
Hope for Professionals and Executives Suffering with Addiction Know your rights as an employee in need of help with substance abuse If you’re a working professional suffering from addiction, you’re not alone. Addiction is a disease that knows no boundaries and can affect anyone at
Social Anxiety Disorder and Drug Abuse What’s the connection? Social anxiety disorder is a chronic mental illness that is characterized by feelings of nervousness during social interactions. It is a common mental health condition that is often part of a dual diagnosis that includes substance
Demi Lovato Just Released a Song Called “California Sober” What is California Sober? Demi Lovato’s new song, “California Sober,” is about smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol in moderation. Let’s discuss why that idea so dangerous. In 2018, Demi Lovato was hospitalized for a near-fatal drug
What is Dual Diagnosis? It’s more common than you think Dual diagnosis is a medical term used to describe the co-occurence of addiction and a mental health condition. As many as 40 to 60 percent of patients have a dual diagnosis. Succesful treatment includes a
So, You’re Ready for Your First Job after Treatment for Addiction Getting a Job While Newly Sober is the Next Step in Your Recovery Getting a job when newly sober can feel overwhelming, especially for those of us who haven’t worked in a long time. But
Ten Ways to Manage Relapse Triggers and Stay Sober Thoughts, televisions shows, and places where we’ve once used can all be triggers for relapse. Use the ten tips in this article to manage relapse triggers and protect your sobriety. Do whatever you can to put
