A large number of people struggle with addiction annually. In the past year, about 46.8 million Americans, ages 12 and up, had a substance use disorder. Overcoming addiction doesn’t have to feel like a lifelong punishment. The journey to recovery begins with a single step, and it’s important to embrace this challenge if you’re committed …
The journey of addiction recovery is a lot like running a marathon. It’s long, requires persistence, and is filled with challenges that test our endurance. As with any race, it’s common to feel tired or discouraged sometimes. This feeling of being drained and overwhelmed is often called “burnout.” Just like a runner needs to fight …
Family events can be both a source of joy and a challenge forp individuals in recovery. While such occasions offer an opportunity for connection and celebration, they can also present triggers and pressures that may jeopardize one’s commitment to their recovery program. In this blog, we will explore the delicate balance of living through family …
The COVID-19 crisis brought tremendous stress to various areas of our lives. Apart from the threat of the actual disease, the realities of the new ‘normal’ created an onslaught of hurdles and traumatic experiences for people grappling with mental illness and substance use disorder (SUD). In the last year alone, it was reported that 12% …
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