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Long-term recovery, relapse prevention, and life after treatment.
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Abstinence vs. Recovery
While abstinence is beneficial temporarily, the difference in recovery is the sustainable lifestyle changes you make to prevent addiction relapse., “You don't get over an addiction by stopping using. You recover by creating a new life where
How to Carry-on in Life After Treatment
Life after treatment can be hard--but it gets better. Be brave., You took your last drink, drug or pull on the slot machine. Congratulations. Everyone is happy for you and proud of you. New friends in the 12-step meeting say you are the mos
The Journey Through Recovery
The journey through recovery can be hard and you will need support to succeed in this battle. Learn more about how to prevent relapse., Relapse, as it pertains to recovery, refers to the process of someone who is in recovery from addiction
Healthy Habits to Maintain Through Addiction Recovery
A change in the seasons shouldn't mean a change in maintaining healthy habits. Learn more about healthy habits for addiction recovery., As the days get shorter and the weather gets colder, many people find themselves feeling more tired and
Keys to maintaining Social Sobriety
Sobriety does not mean that you can no longer spend time with friends and enjoy life as you once did. Build a supportive, fun-loving community that lasts., Friendship and sobriety don't always go hand-in-hand, especially when much of your s
Tips for Staying on Track in 2016 After Drug Or Alcohol Rehab
Stay on track in 2016 after finishing drug or alcohol rehab with these tips. It’s a new year and a new you!, It’s 2016, a new year and a new start! If you’ve finished rehab for drug or alcohol use, you may be wondering how to avoid a relaps
Avoiding Stress Triggers During Recovery
Holiday stress can trigger relapse behavior for both teens and adults. Here are some handy tips to help you battle the risk of relapse., The holidays conjure up images of joy, happy families, shared meals, and exchanging presents. But for m
