Sober living

Medical treatments for alcoholism encompass a range of interventions aimed at addressing both the physical dependence and psychological aspects of the disease. Recent advancements and policy changes have expanded the accessibility and variety of treatments available for individuals struggling with alcohol use disorder (AUD). For instance, buprenorphine, a medication that mitigates withdrawal symptoms and reduces …

The Science Behind Alcohol Addiction: Why is Alcohol So Addictive? Read More »

My briar patch is not enough sleep, too much work, too many expectations, resentment, perfecting, pleasing, proving, and a few other thorny things. I once heard someone say, “Abstinence-based recovery is like living with a caged, raging, tiger in your living room. If you open the door for any reason, you know it will kill …

How Your Social Life Changes if You Give Up Drinking Read More »

Ultimately, the goal of sober living homes is to support residents in achieving long-term recovery goals. By instilling a sense of responsibility, developing self-sufficiency, and fostering a supportive community, sober living homes lay the foundation for long-term success. These homes encourage residents to set personal goals and offer the guidance and resources needed to achieve …

Indigenous victims of Arizonas sober living scam sue the state Read More »

If a person leaves detox and doesn’t pursue another measure of treatment, they are not likely to remain sober. Although they are physically sober, the mind hasn’t learned the tools to deal with people, places, and things in a healthy way, or how to manage heavy emotions without substances. More than 130 people die in …

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