Recovery & Rehabilitation
September is an important month for people in recovery – it’s National Recovery Month. A time when those outside of
One size doesn’t fit all when it comes to addiction treatment, especially when you take into account the differences between
Empathy, or the ability to step into the shoes of another person and feel what he or she is feeling,
Experts almost universally advise against making any major life changes in the first year of sobriety – and this includes
Including family therapy as part of your overall addiction treatment can increase your chances of getting (and staying) sober, according
Does your loved one need a “carefrontation” or family intervention? This type of sensitive, guided confrontation may be the first
Searching for a job is stressful for anyone – and even more so if you’re returning to work after some
Making the decision to enter rehab isn’t easy and it can be downright scary. But letting fear get in the
Recovery is a long, winding path with ups and downs, successes and disappointments, progress and back-sliding. While relapse is common
How much do you know about sugar? Do you know how much you should be consuming on a daily basis? Well,
