Mental health and substance use often go hand in hand. Learn how dual diagnosis treatment in Idaho addresses both for lasting recovery.
What Happens After Rehab? Understanding Continued Care and Long-Term Support
What Recovery from Substance Use Really Looks Like: Stories and Milestones
Is It Too Soon (or Too Late) to Get Help for Substance Use?
Supporting a Family Member Through Substance Use Treatment: What to Expect
Cómo Dejar de Tomar Alcohol: Lo Que Necesita Saber Antes de Empezar
Adderall Side Effects, Dependence, and Withdrawal: What to Know
How to Help an Alcoholic Loved One: Conversations, Boundaries, and Interventions
Alcohol Withdrawal Timeline: What to Expect and How Long It Lasts
What Questions Should a Family Ask Before Choosing a Treatment Center?
50 actividades para hacer en vez de beber
Cuando dejas de beber, puede parecer que la mitad de las cosas que solías disfrutar ya no están disponibles. Pero si la mitad de tu vida social giraba en torno al alcohol, eso no es saludable y puede haber sido un factor que contribuyó a la adicción. Decidir vivir sin alcohol puede parecer un reto, pero solo se trata de encontrar actividades que puedas hacer en su lugar.
How Experiential Therapies Help with Boundary Setting in Addiction Recovery
The Science Behind Why Recovery Resolutions Fail & Reframing Your Goals
Embarking on a journey of recovery often starts with resolutions filled with hope and determination. However, understanding why these recovery resolutions can fail is key to reframing for success. Delving into the science of our brains and behaviors illuminates the complexities behind maintaining recovery resolutions.
How Alcohol Impacts Your Immune System
What Are Substitute Addictions & How Can You Avoid Them In Recovery?
Rethink the Drink: Alcohol Awareness Month and What You Can Do To Help
10 Alcohol-Free Things to Do in Twin Falls, Idaho This Weekend
How To Talk To Someone About Their Drug or Alcohol Use
Facing the realization that your friend or loved one has been abusing drugs or alcohol is a tough reality to face. You may have noticed signs that your friend or family member has been struggling with a private battle or recently discovered their problem. Opening a dialogue about their substance abuse is a process often plagued by feelings of guilt, self-blame, worry, and frustration, but providing your loved one with a safe and supportive foundation can help them recognize they need help and keep them committed to recovery.
6 Ways to Support Your Sober Friends This Holiday Season
Over the holidays parties, family gatherings, get-togethers with friends, and enormous Christmas dinners come hand in hand. It can be easy to forget that the festive season is about spending time with those we love, not just hopping around from gathering to gathering.
This can pose particular challenges for people in recovery. Being surrounded by triggers and temptation leads to relapse. How can you support your friend or family member trying to recover during this time?
4 New Ways to Start the New Year Sober
Do you have a hard time during the holiday season? This is often a time of year when family and friends spend time together, and cities are bustling with life, shopping, and all the seasonal merriment.
The holidays also offer up a lot of tricky situations when we are at our most vulnerable. There may be triggers that come along with the end-of-the-year celebrations. The temptation to drink or use is heightened. With that in mind, here are four methods to help you start the new year sober or clean.
