
3 Tips for Dealing with Shame
Shame is a common feeling among people with substance use issues. Many substance use issues begin as a way of self-medicating emotional pain or other
Shame is a common feeling among people with substance use issues. Many substance use issues begin as a way of self-medicating emotional pain or other
Everyone feels out of control sometimes, whether they have too much going on, aren’t feeling great, or are just lost amid the general confusion of
Coffee and cigarettes have always been associated with sobriety. There’s an old joke that if you can’t find your AA meeting, look for a church
Most people with substance use issues use drugs and alcohol to cope with some kind of pain. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse,
There are certain things you see mentioned all the time when you research addiction recovery. These include 12-step and other treatment programs, psychotherapy, medication, exercise,
Holidays are already stressful for many people. You have more financial stress, more social obligations, and more travel plans. Compounding these, we often eat worse
Many men have a curious blind spot when it comes to investing. We’ll spend months trying to figure out the perfect car or house to
When you think about turning your life around, you probably think of the big things–getting sober, getting a better job, finding a better relationship, moving
Relapse dreams are a common part of recovery. In a typical relapse dream, you might find yourself in a familiar situation where you have an
There are more and more studies in recent years showing that exercise is crucial for mental health and is also a powerful tool for overcoming
Thanksgiving marks the start of the holidays — a time for family, happiness, and celebration. It’s also an occasion where you’ll likely find yourself around
When you’re recovering from addiction, it’s important to get a few big things right. For example, you definitely want to identify and treat any co-occurring
Everyone has different challenges while recovering from addiction. Some people are attached to friends or partners with substance use issues while others have jobs that
A lot depends on success in addiction recovery so it’s understandable that you would want to know how you’re doing as you go through treatment
Setting goals is a valuable tool for recovery. One important value of goals is that having a clear goal keeps you focused and motivated. When
Fear of missing out, sometimes called FOMO, is the nagging feeling that you could or should be doing something better than whatever you’re doing right
Motivation is an important aspect of recovery from addiction. Motivation is what leads you to get help in the first place, it’s what keeps you
Hobbies are great for recovering from addiction for a number of reasons. They give you something to do in those moments when you might otherwise
There is now a lot of evidence that exercise is not only good for your physical health but for your mental health as well. Research
We all like to believe we’re open-minded, that we’re open to new ideas and ways of doing things, that we’re not stubbornly attached to old
Research on gratitude in recent years has found many different ways gratitude improves your life. Gratitude can make you happier, improve your relationships, reduce depression
Recovering from addiction means changing your life in many ways. Practicing honesty in recovery is important in itself and it’s the foundation of other parts
There are now quite a few studies that show eating healthy can reduce your risk of depression and anxiety, two of the most commonly co-occurring
If you’re at a stable place in your addiction recovery, there are several good reasons to consider getting a pet. If you’re not yet in
Shame is a common feeling among people with substance use issues. Many substance use issues begin as a way of self-medicating emotional pain or other
Everyone feels out of control sometimes, whether they have too much going on, aren’t feeling great, or are just lost amid the general confusion of
Coffee and cigarettes have always been associated with sobriety. There’s an old joke that if you can’t find your AA meeting, look for a church
Most people with substance use issues use drugs and alcohol to cope with some kind of pain. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse,
There are certain things you see mentioned all the time when you research addiction recovery. These include 12-step and other treatment programs, psychotherapy, medication, exercise,
Holidays are already stressful for many people. You have more financial stress, more social obligations, and more travel plans. Compounding these, we often eat worse
Many men have a curious blind spot when it comes to investing. We’ll spend months trying to figure out the perfect car or house to
When you think about turning your life around, you probably think of the big things–getting sober, getting a better job, finding a better relationship, moving
Relapse dreams are a common part of recovery. In a typical relapse dream, you might find yourself in a familiar situation where you have an
There are more and more studies in recent years showing that exercise is crucial for mental health and is also a powerful tool for overcoming
Thanksgiving marks the start of the holidays — a time for family, happiness, and celebration. It’s also an occasion where you’ll likely find yourself around
When you’re recovering from addiction, it’s important to get a few big things right. For example, you definitely want to identify and treat any co-occurring
Everyone has different challenges while recovering from addiction. Some people are attached to friends or partners with substance use issues while others have jobs that
A lot depends on success in addiction recovery so it’s understandable that you would want to know how you’re doing as you go through treatment
Setting goals is a valuable tool for recovery. One important value of goals is that having a clear goal keeps you focused and motivated. When
Fear of missing out, sometimes called FOMO, is the nagging feeling that you could or should be doing something better than whatever you’re doing right
Motivation is an important aspect of recovery from addiction. Motivation is what leads you to get help in the first place, it’s what keeps you
Hobbies are great for recovering from addiction for a number of reasons. They give you something to do in those moments when you might otherwise
There is now a lot of evidence that exercise is not only good for your physical health but for your mental health as well. Research
We all like to believe we’re open-minded, that we’re open to new ideas and ways of doing things, that we’re not stubbornly attached to old
Research on gratitude in recent years has found many different ways gratitude improves your life. Gratitude can make you happier, improve your relationships, reduce depression
Recovering from addiction means changing your life in many ways. Practicing honesty in recovery is important in itself and it’s the foundation of other parts
There are now quite a few studies that show eating healthy can reduce your risk of depression and anxiety, two of the most commonly co-occurring
If you’re at a stable place in your addiction recovery, there are several good reasons to consider getting a pet. If you’re not yet in
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