Remember, you can’t help anyone unless they want to help themselves. If your loved one is unwilling to take responsibility for their addictive behavior, then it’s unlikely that you can say or do much to change their minds.
Rehab is one of the most important tools available to anyone who struggles with a substance abuse problem. Unfortunately, the hardest part about seeking rehab treatment is acknowledging that you actually have a problem.
Building a recovery support network can be a challenge – but it’s a challenge that every recovering drug user must overcome. It is also one of the most rewarding and beneficial challenges that you can accept.
Professionals are just as likely – if not more so – to struggle with addictions than everyday people. Unfortunately, it can often be more difficult for professionals to seek treatment when compared to other people.
There are lots of reasons that you might be interested in keeping your recovery and rehabilitation confidential. Confidentiality helps to ensure your security in your workplace and school and can help prevent you from being faced with unwanted stigma.
There are a lot of reasons that COVID-19 could aggravate someone and push them to drink alcohol. People with a history of alcoholism must be especially careful during this uncertain time.
If you are having a hard time coping with your grieving process, don’t hesitate to reach out to a rehab company or a counselor.
Recovery is a challenge for everyone, and one of the biggest struggles for anyone in recovery is returning to work.
If someone that you know and care about has had a relapse, it’s important to know what to look for. Understanding the signs and symptoms of relapse is important if you want to know when they need support the most.
A relapse can be a challenging experience, but it’s not the end of the world. Understanding the cause of your relapse is important as this helps you identify what sort of things you need to work on to prevent it from happening in the future.
I feel like I’ve found somebody that was long lost and I’m still finding that person, and it’s a journey that I’m welcoming. I’ve gotten my life back and I’ve gotten my soul back.
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