What Happened When I Began Implementing Popular Recovery Sayings into My Life
If you have been around any 12-step fellowship or treatment center, then it is likely you have heard the ever-so common clichés thrown around by
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Addiction and Trauma: A Two-Headed Beast
Relapse is a common roadblock on recovery journeys and much can be learned from the experience. How a person addresses a relapse can either strengthen
Let’s Talk About Prevention
We recently facilitated a live interview with Dr. Stephen Taylor, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.S.A.M. by ESPN & AL.com’s Lauren Sisler about preventing substance use disorder. Dr.
Sponsorship, Humility, and Vulnerability
“Showing others who suffer how we were given help is the very thing which makes life seem so worthwhile to us now. Cling to the
Back to School Check-Up
Many parents are already setting children into sleep routines and checking off school supply checklists. One important activity to add to this end of summer
Four-Legged Friends for Rehab
It’s wonderful when people want to seek help for addictions to drugs or alcohol. Unfortunately, desire doesn’t make the rehab process easy. Rehab and recovery
How Learning Can Save a Loved One
Mt. Laurel’s Double Oak Community Building has resumed hosting in-person PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones) meetings, Mondays, 6:30 – 8:00 pm. Social pressures are
Sobriety and Weight Gain
Weight gain is not uncommon when someone is newly sober from mind-altering substances. Often it can be a distraction from the recovery process and a
3 Ways COVID-19 Has Affected People Suffering From Addiction
It is no secret that COVID-19 has had far-reaching effects, greatly disrupting life as we once knew it. People are facing unemployment, isolation, illness, and
Backpack Drive
Research says that children who begin the school year with the necessary school supplies have greater motivation to stay in school, as well as have
