Addiction Recovery

Stimulants are more commonly abused than many people know. Because they are often discussed as an “acceptable” means to an end (such as getting more work done or cramming for…

Seeing a loved one struggle with addiction can be both concerning and alarming. However, much of this alarm can be mitigated by knowing what to look out for and what…

In the United States, addiction remains a constant and serious issue. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Office of the Surgeon General, “Alcohol…

If you're reading this, chances are you're seeking information and understanding about a challenging yet pivotal phase of recovery: alcohol withdrawal. It's a journey that many have embarked on, filled…

The list of negative signs and symptoms that go along with substance use disorder (SUD) is vast and varied. One of the more intense and dangerous co-occurring combinations of symptoms,…

Many people in active addiction struggle with something referred to as “terminal uniqueness.” What this means is that they feel as though they are the only ones who could possibly…

Many people can stop drinking alcohol whenever they wish and not feel any negative effects from it. This is not the case for people who heavily use alcohol and/or have…

Working with others and staying connected in recovery is critical. This is one of the cornerstones of one of the most successful alcohol recovery programs of all time: 12-Step recovery.…

There is a saying in recovery that goes, “Once we think we got this thing, we might have another thing coming.” This is saying that it can be easy to…