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.
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Alternatives to finding addiction treatment or learning about substance:
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.01-24-19 | By Tori Skene
Getting sober is one thing, but staying sober is a completely different story. A sober life involves making major changes to the way you spend your time, and those you surround yourself with. It involves replacing old habits with new ones. Sobriety means living again – but how exactly do we maintain that? People in … Continued
01-21-19 | By Chris Jansen
Addiction is a worldwide problem, affecting all cultures. Many people have a genetic predisposition towards addiction, while others turn to harmful substances or behaviors in response to stress, loneliness, or a traumatic event. A person’s environment may play a large role in their move towards addiction – but it can also provide a way out. … Continued
01-17-19 | By Tori Skene
Words matter. They can motivate us, encourage us, and make us feel like we’re on the top of the word. They can also make us feel hurt and bring us down. Words create filters through which we view the world around us. While words cannot change reality, they change how we perceive reality. The words … Continued
01-14-19 | By Cindy Athey
Codependency is a well-known term used in the substance use disorder recovery arena. It is defined as a pattern of dependency of habitual actions and the approval of others in an effort to find a sense of self-worth, validation, protection and personal identity. Codependency can be complicated in that one may not be aware of it. … Continued
01-10-19 | By Tim Stoddart
I am not a fan of labels. Imagine my surprise when I found myself being labeled as “a drug addict.” It is a label that I admit to be true. Over the years I have learned to embrace it, but I am getting ahead of myself. My name is Tim. This is my first article … Continued
