Whether you are a spouse, a parent, or a sibling, living with someone in addiction recovery presents many challenges. Although
Military life is not easy. With the combination of grueling physical training, demanding schedules, separation from familiar support systems, and
Finding employment in the current job market is a difficult task for everyone. If you have a history of substance
Relapsing into a former drug and alcohol addiction is always unfortunate, but it does not mean that you should get
Addiction is a lifelong struggle, and the battle does not end with your recovery program. To achieve long-term sobriety, creating
Let’s face it: sobriety is not an easy feat, and you should be rewarded for your efforts. To stay motivated
After you go through an addiction recovery program, socializing can be difficult. For many former addicts, seeing old friends brings
It’s part of human nature to sometimes feel wistful – looking back at the past through rose-tinted glasses and wishing
Everyone craves friendship and human connection. We want people to lean on, people to lift us up, and people to
Substance abuse will always trump any relationship. It doesn’t matter how understanding of a partner or family you have, or
Life does not magically return to normal after addiction recovery. Sadly, things don’t work that way. You will find yourself
In the first installment of this blog series on relapse, we discussed the first few behavioral signs that someone might
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