A recent report published in Psychology of Addictive Behaviors establishes that assessing patients diagnosed with alcohol use disorder (AUD) based on the biological and psychological roots of their alcohol addiction could help predict more effective treatment...
Spring is a time of hope and renewal. As the weather warms up, potential therapies for addiction recovery broaden to encompass a wide range of hobbies that take place in the great outdoors. Taking up a new hobby in the springtime can be great therapy for boosting...
No matter where you are in your addiction recovery, you may want to take a few notes from nature to remind you of the milestones you reach and the goals you conquer. It may sound simple, but a holistic approach to sobriety brings a sense of interconnectedness where...
If you are unsure about whether a loved one is battling with alcohol or drug addiction, there is a checklist of sorts you can use to spot signs of trouble. Looking for the most common symptoms and identifying them in someone you love can help you pinpoint when...
As you maintain your sobriety or manage your mental health, attending social gatherings during the holiday season feel like too much to manage. It’s OK to decline invitations when you’re not yet comfortable amongst partygoers and the expectation to partake in...
If there is one time of year that is an extreme temptation for people in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, it’s the winter holiday season. Support your own sobriety by mentally and logistically preparing yourself for the months ahead with these tips to just say...
