Recovery Month 2022: Activities to Do
September is National Recovery Month, which means it’s the perfect time to engage with your community, spread awareness, and distribute educational resources about substance use disorder and recovery. Here...
18Aug
Well-Being in Early Recovery
To get through the early stages of recovery, you must focus on yourself. Think through what can best help you on your journey; then, take positive steps toward improving...
11Aug
Adult Children of Alcoholics Meetings: What to Expect
Dysfunction Creates an Adult Child If you grew up in a dysfunctional household, you may have spent your entire life wondering what was normal. Adult Children of Alcoholics began as...
01Jun
5 Tips for Finding a Job After Treatment
Getting sober is always something to celebrate. However, completing treatment is just the first step in your recovery process. Once you return home from a residential program, you’ll need...
24Jan
Cognitive Dissonance: When Your Actions Don’t Match Your Intentions
Have you ever felt guilty about something you said or did, especially if that action was done while under the influence? It may be because of cognitive dissonance. This psychological...
06Jan
New Year, New Goals
Happy New Year, and welcome to 2022! For 41% of Americans, this season is all about transformation. They’ve written out their resolutions – lose weight, exercise, go to more meetings...
10Sep
National Recovery Month
Every September, we ask you to join us in celebrating National Recovery Month. This observance, led by Faces & Voices of Recovery, is an important opportunity to educate the...
31Aug
Eat to Beat Depression
Did your parents urge you to finish your vegetables by telling you, “You are what you eat”? That’s true long after you’re grown up: the foods you consume help...
12Aug
Relapse Prevention Skills
Find Helpful Relapse Prevention Tactics Breaking the cycle of addiction doesn’t happen overnight. For some, overcoming a substance use disorder can take years of ups and downs. Because recovery is...
