National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week takes place March 18–24th in 2024. It’s a time to share information, dispel common myths, and continue the important nationwide conversation about addiction. While this is an important conversation to have any time of year, this...
You might be proud of your Irish heritage or simply love all things Irish, but if you are a recovering alcoholic, celebrating St. Patrick’s Day can potentially destroy your progress. There are many ways to ignore the worst (and best) of this 24-hour holiday, and...
Are you concerned about a pattern of addiction that runs in your family? Perhaps it’s a history of alcoholism that has extended from a grandparent to a parent to a sibling. Or you may have several relatives in your extended family — an uncle, an aunt, several cousins...
Many people who have alcohol addictions were originally social drinkers. Maybe they started by grabbing a beer after work with colleagues. Perhaps they overindulged at a holiday party or celebrated too hard when their favorite sports team won the championship....
Valentine’s Day is hard to ignore. Candy heart boxes are on shelves before Christmas. Balloons and stuffed animals have been on display everywhere since early January. For anyone whose addiction is wrapped up in a relationship, present or former, it’s time to plan now...
Entering holistic rehab to get treatment for substance abuse or mental health is not a sentence, it’s a gift. This is the place to find your center, get help, and re-enter life in a new frame of mind. It’s also a retreat where you can choose the holistic therapy that...
