If getting sober is hard, then staying sober can feel like an impossible feat. Sobriety represents a complete transformation, one that requires you to reflect, shift, and change the way you interact with the world around you. While sobriety will never be a continuous episode of sunshine and ... Read More
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Yum! The Wonderful Desserts of Fall
Fall has always been my favorite season. Finally! We have reached the point of the year to pull out our best crewnecks, light jackets and trench coats and—my favorite—knee high boots! Not only do I love the weather, but, I love the fashion! This is a time of the year where it isn’t the treacherous ... Read More
Brennan Villines: Rock Star On The Rise
Brennan Villines is a rock star on the rise. Within just a few short months of arriving in New York City, he landed a spot on P Diddy's popular music competition show, The Four. With a passionate rendition of The Proclaimers hit “I'm Gonna Be 500 Miles”, Villines floored DJ Kahled, brought Meghan ... Read More
How Self-acceptance Can Improve your health
The practice of self-development can be sought in both internal and external factors. In regard to our health it is important to look beyond behavior modifications and at the self that is contributing to our choices. Behavior modification has been used time and time again to distinguish un healthy ... Read More
Song for October
The morning dew on the grass soothes my tired feet The red, pinkish horizon of the rising sun soaks me with warmth, A breeze not too cold brushes my skin, and a songbird gives a tweet. Behind me is the past I know too well, grinning with a look lacking mirth. In the distance is the future, but I ... Read More
Welcome to September! The Month of the Blueberry Popsicle
Yes. September is actually dedicated to the blueberry popsicle. Though a surprise, this month represents the accidental creation of one of the nation’s favorite treats: the popsicle. Every time I encounter a popsicle, it brings up amazing memories and leads me back to times which were full of ... Read More
Member Spotlight: Marie Estrada’s Story
Maria Estrada had been hiding both her mental health issues, addiction struggles and the physical scars on her arms from years of self-harm, covering her wrists with bracelets. As she began to understand herself and get the support she needed she began to think “I’m actually pretty strong. I’m ... Read More
The Pub
So me and the boys decided to take our good ol’ pal Donny to get some drinks fer his birthday. It was Frank’s idea the whole time, I looked at him and I says “Frank I don’t think that’s a good idea.” The stubborn mule looked me straight back in my face and he says “Come on Vinny, when have you ever ... Read More
Remembering Mac Miller: The Importance of a Recovering Community
It’s hard to open up to others about having a problem. The first step in achieving recovery is to first admit that we need it and then to realize that we aren’t alone in this need. National Recovery Month reminds us that when we step on the path to recovery and obtaining a life of sobriety and ... Read More
Coping With Loss During Your Sober Journey
Death and taxes- they are the only two guarantees in this strange journey we call life. Of course, if you play your proverbial cards right, you can evade one of them. But death? That one is inevitable- it’ll happen to you and every single person you love- in a perfectly imperfect, randomized ... Read More
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