“There comes a point in Addiction when you realize that you are committing suicide, just in a slow, drawn out process.” John Steakley speaks from his own experience, having walked the tough road of recovery from a substance use disorder. What began as a solution to everyday work stress and anxiety, resulted in a dependency […]
The holiday season can be a difficult time for people in recovery – and that is during a regular year. It is no secret that 2020, which has consisted of a global pandemic during an election year, has been challenging for everyone. Rates of anxiety and depression are at an all-time high.[1] Isolation and loneliness
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Almost everyone knows that vaping is not a good thing. Although vaping products can only be sold to people over the age of 21, it has become one of the most popular forms of substance abuse among teenagers and young adults. Between the wide variety of appealing flavors, aggressive marketing, and sleek, easy-to-hide devices, vaping
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In my last blog post, I introduced a common issue in relationship dynamics and particularly in addiction experiences: codependency. In this post, I’ll discuss what keeps cycles of codependency running. If you have loved ones struggling with addiction problems, it may be useful to identify parallels in the experiences of addicts and codependents. In addiction,
On November 5, Brent Bonham shared his recovery story with us and discussed issues surrounding treatment and recovery in the Birmingham area with Recovery Coach Art Wimberly. Follow up on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for more content!
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