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Understanding Veterans in Recovery
Every November 11th, we set aside a day for the brave men and women of our armed forces. Without their sacrifices, love,
How Do Our Perceptions Effect Our Mental Health?
Many people have heard the phrase “happiness is relative” before. Of course, this points out that something that makes one person happy
How Should I Speak to Someone in Recovery?
Language can carry a lot of power, and those in recovery can be significantly affected by how words are used. Even with
Small Steps Can Really Add Up
Whenever we make significant life changes, we usually have some goal in mind. For example, this goal may be to achieve sobriety,
Convincing a Loved One to Seek Help
Addiction is a problem that affects millions of people worldwide, and many of those people are not the ones using substances. Often
Finding New Ways to Celebrate the Holidays
The holiday season is wrought with exciting prospects. However, for those continuing to pursue their recovery outside of the treatment sphere, they
What’s So Dangerous About Seasonal Affective Disorder?
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a common struggle for many throughout the winter months. While any season of the year can bring
Navigating Thanksgiving Dinner in Sobriety
The holidays come with a plethora of new experiences as an individual graduates from a treatment program and begins to rebuild their
Confronting a Child About Addiction and Sobriety
Talking to children about addiction is a complicated and fragile topic. While individuals may have graduated from a treatment program and are