The transition from in-patient recovery to everyday life can be difficult for a lot of people. When you return sober to an environment where your addiction was formed or fostered, it’s much easier...
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An addiction is a difficult cross to bear for anyone, but the weight can become even more pressing when combined with another mental illness. Many people who struggle with substance abuse also...
When you lose sight of your own sense of self, it can be a troubling experience. Identity crises and other self-image issues are commonly seen alongside substance abuse disorders and severe...
A parent’s love for their child is beautiful, but it’s not always healthy. A codependent parent in one’s youth can impact them for the rest of their lives. Below is a list of signs to look for when...
Making a significant change in your life is always scary, and getting sober is no different. There can be all kinds of roadblocks between you and your recovery, and they may come from directions you...
Finding the treatment center that works for you can be difficult, especially if you’re looking for affordable rehab. When you’re struggling with a substance abuse disorder, it can feel like there...
When you're working toward sobriety, you may find that some approaches work better than others. Every person has different needs, and different environmental and sociological factors impact every...
Managing symptoms of depression can be a difficult burden to bear, especially alongside a substance abuse disorder. Depression can have a wide variety of effects on a person, and these don’t just...
For adults with ADHD, job hopping can feel like an endless cycle of frustration and disappointment. It often starts with enthusiasm in a new role but quickly shifts to feeling overwhelmed,...
Addiction recovery is a process that takes time. If you only complete part of a program and leave rehab early, your likelihood of relapsing is much greater than if you finish strong. If we continue...