Drug and alcohol addiction does not play favorites. It can affect both men and women, regardless of age, race or ethnicity. It lies to both genders equally, making them think they need they it to survive. And while many who abuse drugs or alcohol can stop on their own, there’s an equal number of people […]
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The concept of social distancing might still seem strange. After all, you’ve probably heard your whole life about how important it is to have a strong social network. While it is true that you need to surround yourself with caring people during your addiction recovery, you may also need to feel safe about going to
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While exiting rehab after completing treatment, you might be wondering, “What now?” For the first time in a long time, you will need to live your life without relying on drugs or alcohol to get you through a day. Are you ready to do that? If you don’t feel secure about your recovery, you owe
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Everywhere you look, you’ll hear about the Coronavirus, or COVID-19. From the local and national news to the radio to social media, it’s all anyone is talking about. If you are in recovery or are planning on going into rehab during this time, you may have a few new questions to ask. One of them
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Stepping from treatment back into the reality of your everyday life can be problematic. Treatment gives you the tools to stay clean and sober, but sometimes situations and circumstances create a monumental challenge to stay that way. One way to help dramatically improve your chances of avoiding relapse and staying sober is a sober living
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A sober living home is a step that many people take after rehab. These types of homes can help you with the transition from a life of drug or alcohol abuse into a sober one. Choosing a safe living environment after you have become clean is extremely important. You’ll learn how to live independently without
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Life is not easy but if you’re living with an alcoholic you know that it can sometimes feel impossible. You might feel trapped or hopeless. Perhaps you have been wishing life would be peaceful but, as the years go on, you realize that living with an alcoholic is a tough way to go. You may
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Sober living homes can be fundamental in many people’s recovery journies. Whether you do not have stable housing arrangements or need the additional structure as you navigate the next stage of your recovery, sober living homes are a valuable resource. Not every rehab offers transitional living services, so you will need to do your research
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Making the decision to go to a halfway house following your completion of inpatient rehab is a positive decision for your recovery. South Florida is the hub of addiction recovery. Delray Beach is the better known recovery community, but recently, Boynton Beach is emerging to be a just as good- if not better- recovery community.
Sober Living in Boynton Beach is wonderful for anyone who enjoys the beach. But for someone recovering from alcohol and drug abuse, it’s an actual therapeutic environment. It offers the genuine rush of clean, bracing air, stunning sunsets and sunrises, ocean sports and the simple yet profound experience of walking along at water’s edge. Recovering
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