Recovery is the overarching term used to describe the process in which someone is working through a substance addiction the process of staying sober long term. For those working on recovery they are looking towards a life free of addiction and long-term sobriety.
Living with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be challenging, especially when you are trying to be productive but are faced with restlessness, problems focusing, and a racing mind. While many people are diagnosed with ADHD in childhood, it can also be identified in adults. Some people may not even realize they have this condition because […]
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Everyone has a bad day now and then and may feel sad or upset. However, this generally passes on its own within a few hours or a day or two. Then you’re back to your usual self. But when these feelings linger and start to negatively impact your life, it can be a sign of
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Although addiction is an issue that has existed for decades and our understanding of it has improved tremendously, there are still many stigmas that exist. It is these stereotypes and negative assumptions that can keep individuals from getting the help they need to recover. Addiction is a treatable condition, and relapse is not guaranteed. A
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A necessary part of rebuilding your life in recovery is returning to work or school. This can be a challenging transition to make after being away but gives you the opportunity to implement what you have learned in treatment. You are likely to face a variety of situations where you must decide how you will
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Recovery from addiction is a collaborative effort. While individuals in recovery must make changes in their lives, having support from family, friends, and their community can make these transitions easier. In recognition of September being National Recovery Month, we’re taking a closer look at some of the ways that communities can support addiction recovery. Host
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