Adjusting To Life Online: How Technology Can Help and Hinder
COVID-19 has made us all aware of how essential our social connections are for our health and well-being. Many of us are now facing a reality where we are disco …
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COVID-19 has made us all aware of how essential our social connections are for our health and well-being. Many of us are now facing a reality where we are disco …
Recovering from addiction is a continuous process of not only maintaining sobriety, but pursuing overall wellness and creating a life worth living. Although t …
The path of recovery can be challenging for our friendships. Many people will lose or have to let go of a number of their friends in order to live a sober life. …
The first “step” in Alcoholics Anonymous or its 12-step brother and sister programs is “We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had be …
Relapse is one of the major challenges people face while recovering from substance use disorder. They need to overcome triggers and cravings almost daily. Medic …
The quest for sobriety can be a lifelong journey for most individuals undergoing recovery. It begins from seeking help from detox or rehabilitation facilities, …
Many women go back to their normal lives after addiction treatment. However, the risk of relapse is still high. This is because they are vulnerable to triggers, …
Relapse prevention is an ongoing activity for anyone who is recovering or has recovered from substance use disorder. There are various approaches to help indivi …
The COVID-19 disease has resulted in turmoil all over the world. The economy has dipped and continues to decline each day; industrialization has drastically com …
Life after rehab or inpatient treatment can be a little challenging. Just detoxification of some drugs involves the use of tapering. Getting back to your life n …
Once you complete your detox, the tricky phase of staying sober begins. Statistics show that about 40 to 60 percent of recovering addicts falter during this sta …
Statistics show that more than 770,000 Americans have overdosed on drugs since 1999. Every year, many Americans do not receive the care they need to overcome th …