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You check their room for the third time today. You’ve hidden the car keys, changed the WiFi password, and moved…

LGBTQ+ pride flag waving in the wind, symbolizing hope and strength on the path to recovery.

Across the country, LGBTQ+ individuals face addiction at rates that would alarm anyone paying attention. We’re not talking about small…

A zoomed in photo on someone’s hands, pouring a bottle of pills into one hand while holding the bottle with the other.

If it sounds too good to be true, it might be. These key criticisms of The Sinclair Method for alcohol…

A young woman with pale skin and short, cropped brown hair sits in front of her laptop smiling, seated on a rust leather sofa in a room with painted sage green walls.

With the increasing availability of virtual programming, many individuals in recovery have more options than ever for support — yet…

Another day, another promise that this time will be different — you’ll drink less, or drink less of the hard…

When questioning if a loved one is struggling with fentanyl abuse, it can be easy to fall into the rabbit…

For many, New Year’s Eve is synonymous with celebration, reflection, and the excitement of fresh beginnings. It’s a time to…

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) has helped millions of people worldwide find recovery from their alcoholism, providing a guiding structure through its…

Getting sober is one of the greatest things you can do for yourself and your well-being. It’s incredibly brave and…

Happiness can feel elusive, determined by what’s happening (or not happening) right now. Joy, on the other hand, is a…