New Years Eve and Day looked a little different for everyone this year, however we all still entered with goals and resolutions to make 2022 much brighter, make ourselves much stronger and make those that we love feel even more loved. Read More
What are the best books for sobriety? The best one is the one that speaks to you among the books that are out there! A great hobby for your recovery is reading. This video will show you why and give you some recommendations. Read More
A new mobile app named Harbor is in development by researchers at the University of Illinois Urban-Champaign. Harbor will be designed to teach young adults (ages 18-29) how to talk to their peers if they are concerned about said peers’ drug or alcohol use. Read More
As we know, drug addiction and mental health are issues affecting so many across our communities. Read More
While searching for current events to write about this month, I stumbled upon a great new resource for those in need. Handling addiction and navigating through recovery can be difficult or near impossible alone, so having resources, information, or places to reach out to can always help. Read More
The Best Day Ever Podcast with Carly Hartman focuses on motivational lifestyle and business tips for the everyday person! You are not doing this life alone! You are able to accomplish whatever you set your mind to. Read More
Walk into any treatment center, and you’ll hear the ravaging war stories. You’ll talk to the person who’s been to rehab three times, ten times, and twenty-six times. Read More
Google has shown support for National Prescription Drug Take back Day. This day will occur on April 27th, from 10am-2pm. Google has provided locations for “save disposal” of prescription drugs. Read More
The month of September is known as National Recovery Month—an observance that seeks to promote and teach Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services are available… Read More
Finally being discharged from substance abuse treatment can be one of the most strenuous times in an individual’s recovery. They have to learn how to navigate the stresses and pressures of daily life without the aid of drugs or alcohol and they have to do so without the same level of support they have grown accustomed to while in inpatient treatment. Read More
Addicts and alcoholics are a people who love to seek out more information about the illness they have, and the solution they have found. They will soak up any literature they can get on the topic, watch movies pertaining to their interests, read news articles about current events that shape the dialogue on addiction, and listen to speaker tapes and podcasts about addiction and sobriety. Read More
