Healthy Living
Caring for The Children of Addicts
Just as no one chooses to be addicted, no child chooses to be born to an addict. However, this is a reality that more families
October 26, 2016
Just as no one chooses to be addicted, no child chooses to be born to an addict. However, this is a reality that more families
Ah, mornings. Unless you’re a morning person, it’s not exactly fun to get out of bed and face your day. When you throw recovery into
If you’re anticipating a loved one returning home from treatment, you probably have mixed emotions. You’re excited to see them and proud of their progress,
With the summer here, it’s nice to have some refreshing, non-alcoholic drink recipes at your disposal. If you’re invited to a party or plan on
The saying goes that you can choose to be happy, but this is a pretty hard thing to do when you’re recovering from an addiction
When you begin the recovery process, much of the focus is on managing your withdrawal symptoms and avoiding drugs and alcohol. But there is another
A weekend in recovery can be tough. You log into your social media account and see that your friends are all going out. You turn
Having a loved one with a drug or alcohol problem rarely brings out the best in families. It’s natural to feel angry or resentful at
Forgiveness isn’t the easiest thing to do. Unfortunately, no one warns us of this. When we’re kids, we’re forced to throw out “I’m sorry’s” and
Fitness is an important component of any healthy recovery program. Sure, you may have met someone who was able to achieve sobriety on a diet
Giving up drugs and alcohol is a great start in the journey to sobriety, but it’s only the first step. Recovery is a lifelong journey,
As you embark on the road to recovery, it’s hard not to think about the future. Even though you may have been taught to take
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