Educational/Informational

Addiction issues are so widespread that chances are, even if you don’t have personal experience with drug and alcohol problems, you probably know a few

In March of this year, a global pandemic was declared, an event nobody saw coming and no one was fully prepared for. Overnight, we found

What leads someone to develop a substance abuse disorder? Is it his or her circumstances, or by chance? Was that person always destined to become

Societal stigmas exist everywhere and are propelled by myths and misconceptions that prevent us from experiencing a life of endless possibility. This is especially true

During my addiction, I had lost all hope for recovery, happiness, and even life. When I saw other people living “normal, happy lives”, I would

Addiction, whether alcohol or drug-related, is truly a disease of isolation. And for those in recovery, the pandemic and self-quarantine measures required throughout much of the

Sleep and addiction recovery seem to have a cyclical relationship. When you’re in recovery, especially in the early stages, it can be more difficult to get quality sleep. And when you’re not getting the sleep you need, it makes recovery even harder than it otherwise would be. Plus, sleep deprivation can result in a slew of mental and emotional health issues that increase the likelihood of relapse.