


2021: Making Healthy, Realistic Recovery Resolutions
Resolutions are an exciting element of the New Year. They bring with them a sense of adventure and hope. They provide relief from the past and the motivation to make the new year better than the last. After a Difficult 2020, We Can Create New Goals and Dreams for 2021...
The Dangers of a “High-Functioning” Addiction
Addiction, if left untreated, is a degenerative disease. It breaks down physical and emotional health, mental capacity, relationships, financial stability, and more. Given the potential for drastic outcomes, it’s easy to think that we can recognize a person who is...
Why the Holidays Can Be Especially Hard for People in Recovery
The well-known Christmas carol may indicate that it’s the most wonderful time of the year, but for people in recovery from a substance use disorder, the holiday season can be a minefield of relapse triggers. This post highlights several of these triggers and offers...
Thanksgiving: The Alcohol-Free Edition
If you are recovering from a substance use disorder or supporting someone in recovery, the holidays may pose a huge source of anxiety. They can serve as a reminder of past holidays gone wrong or of a time when alcohol could provide an escape from family tensions....