American Addiction Centers Blog

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s a great opportunity for us to not only observe the month, but to learn about […]

Modern smartphones and apps have revolutionized how we communicate, and how we engage with sobriety and recovery. Just a decade ago things […]

For those in early recovery, eating at restaurants while sober can be challenging. While the actual eating part should be easy, you […]

Survey results of the percentage of people in lock down who would consider taking prescription medication to treat their anxiety/depression if lockdown […]

Parents have one of the toughest responsibilities: to raise a child with the hopes of transforming them into a healthy, productive, and […]

As spring sets in and the weather warms, you may find a renewed energy for honoring past resolutions and commitments. Indeed, May […]

During normal times, unemployment is stressful and destabilizing enough. During times of pandemic, unemployment can be more stressful, and more harmful to […]

Stressful times can often lead to stressful situations. If you’re in recovery, you likely know this. Stress can be a major trigger […]

Many people are terrified of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). And understandably so, for as much as we’ve learned about this virus over […]

The Coronavirus pandemic has caused widespread pain and disruption in the lives of ordinary people. As hospitals shift to handle the influx […]

Anxiety, Stress, and Loneliness Being isolated can cause many negative emotions and feelings such as, anxiety, stress, fear, and loneliness. These are […]

It’s safe to say that the world is in uncharted waters with the current Coronavirus pandemic. The last significant pandemic was the […]