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How To Support Someone In Early Recovery What I meant to say was… You may be familiar with a joke that goes something like this:A young man is having dinner with his family. As serving dishes are passed around the table, the son blurts out, “You ...

Are You Woke?This question has been on many people’s minds over the last few years. Some of us are trying to get woke, others think they already are, and some don’t want to be accused of it. Merriam-Webster defines woke as being “aware of and actively att ...

Enough Already: How to Overcome Family FatigueFinding Resilience in the Recovery ProcessA lot of people are talking about pandemic fatigue. We’re tired of staying home, we’re tired of wearing masks, we’re tired of getting tested—but mostly, we’re tired of ...

So many people are battling mental health and substance use disorders during what has been a very uncertain time in the world. They need outlets to channel their emotions and feel that there is hope for them to transition into a renewed life successfully. ...

While recovering from a substance use disorder or trying to address mental health concerns, you want to know that you will always have a shoulder to lean on as you figure things out. No one wants to feel alone in the recovery process as it takes a mental ...

How to create recovery-friendly holiday gatheringsIt’s that time of year again when from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve, there are no shortage of holiday celebrations, work parties, family gatherings, and countless other forms of merrymaking – many o ...

On Oct. 31, millions of people young and old will put on their masks to be someone or something else for a few hours. Many of us look forward to this opportunity all month long. The irony is that we do our fair share of pretending the rest of the year too ...