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.06-23-20 | By Gillian Tietz, M.S.
Alcohol cravings are common when a problem drinker or alcoholic decides to quit drinking. The more we drink, the more our brains associate alcohol with reward and pleasure. Alcohol actually rewires the brain to want more alcohol. When we remove alcohol from our lives, we are still left with the associations that alcohol is essential … Continued
06-16-20 | By Patrick Testa
There’s an old story of a man on a horse galloping at full speed down a road. An onlooker shouts at him, “where are you going?” The man on the horse answered, “I don’t know. Ask the horse!” Like the horse, our mind can take us for a ride. Thoughts come and go from our … Continued
06-10-20 | By Patrick Testa
There’s a common fear among those in early recovery that after becoming sober, they will no longer have a social life. Whether it’s going out with friends, after-work events, weddings, baseball games, or holiday get-togethers, we live in a culture where being around alcohol is hard to avoid. For many, using alcohol was also the … Continued
05-28-20 | By Nickolaus Hayes
It has been a challenging time for anyone in recovery. The COVID-19 pandemic has created many barriers needing to be overcome. Sober communities have come together to help one another but staying connected is vital. Many parts of the world are beginning to open, but social distancing and even self-isolation are still prevalent. Technology and … Continued
04-15-20 | By Maya Richard Craven
As coronavirus cases rise, so does my anxiety and fear about staying sober. 10 days into remaining inside, I start to feel hopeless and order a bottle of sauvignon blanc. I was almost one year sober prior to living in quarantine. Trust between me and my family members had finally been re-established. In the wake … Continued
