There is an unwritten rule against dating during addiction recovery. Recovery programs commonly recommend abstaining from dating the first year.
Step 1 Of Addiction Treatment: Being Ready To Receive It
Denial is often the greatest obstacle to alcohol dependence recovery. After all, it is not only difficult to identify the problem, but also to admit
Why Is Alcohol Addictive?
For those suffering from alcohol addiction, it can be difficult to understand why and how it began. Today, it is predicted that 1 in 8 Americans
Helping Your Loved Ones Stay Sober In 2019
When a loved one announces that they plan to start the New Year sober, it can be an enormous relief. However, cutting back on drinking is just the
Dual Diagnosis: How Can Anxiety Affect My Recovery?
Mental health issues, such as anxiety, and substance use disorders go hand in hand. At times it is difficult to separate one from another. More often
Celebrating New Holiday Traditions
According to a survey conducted by Yahoo, New Year's Eve and Christmas are the biggest drinking days of the year in the United States. For those in
Co-Occurring Substance Use and Seasonal Affective Disorder
For anyone struggling with substance use disorder, the stress of the holidays can be overwhelming, but those diagnosed with co-occurring Seasonal
10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Co-Occurring Disorders
In the USA, nearly 6 in 10 individuals who struggle with substance use disorder also experience some other kind of mental health issue at the same
The Link Between Traumatic Childhood Experiences and Substance Use Disorder
Ever feel like your childhood experiences are still influencing the decisions you make today? Whether you're a social drinker looking to cut down, or