If you are seeking drug and alcohol related addiction rehab for yourself or a loved one, the SoberNation.com hotline is a confidential and convenient solution.
Calls to any general hotline (non-facility) will be answered by Behavioral Health Innovators
Alternatives to finding addiction treatment or learning about substance:
If you wish to contact a specific rehab facility then find a specific rehab facility using our treatment locator page or visit SAMHSA.gov.
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.04-07-20 | By Jennifer Paley
Recovery support has transitioned to the digital domain as the coronavirus deprives members of its primary resource: peer-to-peer contact. For those in recovery, isolation is an incredibly dangerous setup with the potential to force past trauma to surface and drive those with less resilience to seek out mind numbing chemicals to offset the intensity. Feelings … Continued
03-31-20 | By Eddie Capparucci
Everything seems to be shutting down and people are locking down as the Coronavirus spreads and government officials look to contain the disease. You can’t argue with the cautious methods being taken. But for individuals who struggle with, or recently have obtained sobriety from addictive behaviors, being confided at home could increase the risk for … Continued
03-18-20 | By Sharreen Lenzi
Complacency is the number one culprit in a relapse happening. What is complacency you might ask? Complacency is when you begin to neglect things in your recovery life. It is what happens when we feel like we are “good” and don’t need as many meetings, or that we can take a chill break from our … Continued
03-17-20 | By Tim Stoddart
In the midst of chaotic times, catastrophe, pandemics, and natural disasters can happen unexpectedly. However, on a national and global level, they have the power to turn our lives upside down. They can throw us off guard, and if we’re not careful lead to relapse. Staying Sober Through A Global Catastrophe Across the country, the … Continued
03-13-20 | By Tierni Marie
By the grace of God, I am currently in recovery. I spent 20 years as a binge drinker beginning at the age of 18. Toward the end of my drinking, I was starting to consume alcohol in the morning and would drink throughout the day. This habit formed due to the horrible withdrawals I would … Continued
