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.03-26-20 | By Sharreen Lenzi
Self-centered fear is not as complex as one may think. A self-centered fear is an irrational fear centered around the self-real or imagined. There are a number of things that contribute to this. Self-esteem being one of the biggest among them all. The next part of self-centered fear is the fear of what others think … Continued
03-21-20 | By Tina Kocol
With the global pandemic of COVID-19 spreading and our day-to-day lives being interrupted or heavily altered, it might feel uniquely challenging to be in recovery, especially since so many activities are being delayed or cancelled. If that’s what you’re going through right now, it’s 100% understandable, but people in recovery have huge advantages over the … 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 Tori Skene
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
02-18-20 | By Aggie Connor
The stigma around alcohol abuse has definitely shifted a bit, but many people still have a very specific perception of a person who drinks too much. Here are the most common connotations: They struggle financially. They have multiple health problems. They are on the verge of losing their job, home and family. When I was … Continued
