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Prescription Opioids – How Much Is Too Much?
It all starts innocently. Your loved one gets injured in a car accident. His doctor prescribes oxycodone for pain management post-surgery. He has a legitimate need for the medication, but you worry. W…
The Importance of a Discovery Day in Recovery
As we work our way through life and continue to grow and learn new things, we often will discover new aspects within the world that bring us great amounts of joy, compassion, and appreciation. Finding…
How to Cope With Stress in Recovery
Everyone experiences stress from time to time. Some, perhaps more than others. Stress can be a trigger for substance use or addiction and can result in relapse. As a result, stress management is imper…
How to Find Financial Stability in Recovery
Budgeting is the promise of a better future. Whether young, middle-aged, or older, you can make planning and sticking to a budget interesting. The best part of budgeting is it's never too late to begi…
Make It to Meetings
Why are meetings and support groups so important during treatment and recovery? The answer can vary a bit, depending on the person, but they are always a good idea. There is no limit to how many meeti…
Why Online Substance Addiction Treatment Is Vital
The lessons learned during the COVID-19 restrictions gave many people a new perspective on accessing mental and physical health care. Many people discovered the increased availability of health care p…
How Can You Tell if It's Addiction?
Denial can be a powerful thing. Sometimes, when we see that loved ones are struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, we may attempt to minimize the issue. It can be difficult to accept that a close frien…
How to Know if You Have a Cross-Addiction
Can you replace one addiction with another? The answer is yes. Even if you're committed to remaining alcohol or drug-free, it is possible to replace one addiction with another. The reason lies in your…
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: What It Is and How it Works
Data compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse within the last several years belies a significant correlation between mental illness and substance abuse. A 2018 NID report found that of the rou…
Educating the Family
What is more important than family? Many would agree that family is the most important thing in life. When a family member is struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, it can be difficult to accept.…
How do drugs and alcohol affect the relationship between members of the family?
A substance abuser does not exist in a vacuum – they may have a spouse, children, parents, brothers, or sisters, just to name a few. When the user experiences the negative effects of drug or alcohol a…
Reconnecting With Your Faith in Recovery
There are times in people's lives when they lose their faith. However, the lessons learned from the Bible and faith leaders give many hope and belief despite even the worst. Things like illness or the…
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