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It’s one thing to recognize a need for getting sober; it’s entirely another to actually do it. Sobriety means more than giving up drugs and alcohol. It is an ongoing process that requires a commitment to a substance-free life, which can be difficult at times. The most difficult step is often the first. It can […]

For many in recovery, taking on huge debt plus the management of a household budget can feel like an overwhelming endeavor. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be overwhelming at all. Taken step by step, it can be surprisingly simple to incorporate solid financial choices into your new life. Here’s what Tori […]

How Support Groups Support Long Term Addiction Recovery Peer-based support for addiction recovery can play an important role in helping people with substance use disorders achieve and maintain sobriety. These groups provide peer-led (nonprofessional), nonclinical forms of support that focus on socially-supportive communication and exchange of addiction and recovery experience and skills to help each […]

Navigating recovery often involves learning and adapting. If you’ve experienced a pattern of moving forward and then encountering previous challenges, it might be valuable to examine your current recovery strategies and consider new perspectives. One of the main things we focus on in treatment is the decision to make positive changes and then establishing goals […]

Drug Recovery is a Lifelong Commitment Once discharged readjusting to everyday life can be difficult and stressful. Because it’s common to relapse back into old patterns within the first few months post-treatment, a continuing aftercare plan is crucial to the overall drug recovery process. What is Aftercare? Aftercare, also known as continuing care, is a […]