Staying Active During Addiction Recovery

Staying Active During Addiction Recovery

Recovery in an ongoing process. It’s why keeping active during addiction recovery is crucial. Addiction recovery is never easy, but there are ways to make it just a little bit easier. One of the most important things that you can do is keep your mind and body...
What Is the Sober Curious Movement?

What Is the Sober Curious Movement?

Because of alcohol’s prevalence in the world around you, it can be hard to imagine your life without it. That’s where the Sober Curious Movement comes in. The Sober Curious Movement has helped people all over the country take a serious look at their relationship with...
Is Alcohol a Drug?

Is Alcohol a Drug?

When most people think of addiction, drugs like heroin, cocaine or fentanyl usually come to mind. These are powerful addictive substances that can have a dramatic negative impact on the lives of both the person with the addiction and their loved ones. Perhaps even...
Alcoholism and the Brain

Alcoholism and the Brain

Alcoholism is a chronic disease that is characterized by uncontrolled drinking of alcoholic beverages as well as a preoccupation with alcohol. Also known as alcohol dependence, alcoholism has the ability to take over the life of an individual to the point where they...
The Journey of Alcohol Recovery

The Journey of Alcohol Recovery

On average, around 88,000 people die of an alcohol-related incident every year. Alcohol dependence is defined as when someone has lost control over their drinking; they can’t stop or cut back. It can be the way someone acts when they are under the influence of alcohol...
Understanding Alcohol Abuse vs. Alcohol Dependence

Understanding Alcohol Abuse vs. Alcohol Dependence

There are many terms surrounding the use of alcohol in both healthy and unhealthy ways. In fact, it can be easy to feel practically bombarded by the constant messaging about alcohol. In one ear you hear that its “healthy in moderation,” while in the other ear you may...
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