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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.05-19-20 | By Tim Stoddart
No matter how you look at it, recovery from drugs and alcohol is challenging. Evidence shows, the longer someone is engaged in a form of treatment, counseling, or coaching, the higher the chances they have at achieving long-term sobriety. Oftentimes, transitioning back to the real world from a detox or residential treatment program can be … Continued
04-21-20 | By Bea Potter
Countless books will talk about addiction and recovery, and how sobriety has changed someone’s life – memoirs, psychology books, and so on. However, all roads to recovery are different, and so are addictions, even though everyone experiences some kind of struggle. Here, we put together a list of eight books that are not only notable … 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
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
