Supporting Families of Those with Addiction During (& Beyond) COVID-19
Addiction and Recovery During a Pandemic How can we support family members of a person struggling with addiction? And how can we do so in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic? We tend to think of addiction as one individual’s affliction. But every person who...
How to Encourage Your Loved One to Enter Recovery
Forcing someone we love into residential recovery or treatment isn’t a viable, effective, or legal option. Even though addiction is a disease, we cannot make the decision for someone else to get treatment. They have to acknowledge their illness and be willing to...
Journaling: An Alternative Way to Support Your Sobriety
The recovery process often is accompanied by feelings of loneliness, depression, and confusion. Counseling, group therapy sessions, and both virtual and in-person support groups may prove to be beneficial for most, but it’s important to have free, easy tools that you...
COVID-19 Doesn’t Have to Compromise Care: Recovery for the Immunocompromised During the Pandemic
Immunocompromised people have a weakened immune system in comparison to the rest of the population. Their bodies may experience a compromised defense system for an array of reasons: cancer, cancer treatment and therapies, genetic diseases, autoimmune diseases,...
Reading About Recovery: Books We Love
Our current global health pandemic has many thinking about how to spend their time in ways that support their sobriety goals. Constructive activities, such as exercise and fitness or at-home projects, can provide a creative outlet and lend a sense of routine to our...Contact Us: (877) 977-3268
