How to Make a New Year’s Resolution to Quit Oxycodone
New Year, New Way of Life The new year is finally here - we made it. As we look forward to the coming year with a sense of reluctant anticipation, many of us probably ...
Staying Sober During The Holidays
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year This year the holiday season will look slightly different than it ever has before. As we continue to navigate a world shaped by the current state of ...
Quitting Cigarettes While in Early Recovery
Sobriety and Cigarettes Smoking cigarettes is an unhealthy habit - this is a fact of life, one that is not open for debate. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that cigarette smoking ...
Our Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive
This has been a difficult year for all of us. From the high-tension presidential election to the unexpected global pandemic and widespread lockdowns, we have all been through quite a lot. Of course, some ...
Prescription Drug Take Back in Florida
Prescription Drug Abuse According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the scope of prescription drug abuse in the United States has been rapidly increasing over the course of the past two decades. From ...
How to Stay Sober While Grieving
Staying sober is not always easy - especially when you are going through a significant emotional experience such as grieving the loss of a loved one. In some ways, recovering from the loss of ...
How Gratitude Lists Help Alcohol Addiction Recovery
When it comes to addiction recovery, there are innumerable things to be grateful for. At the top of list, of course is sobriety. Getting sober is no small feat, and staying sober (at least ...
Relapse Prevention – Dealing With Highly Triggered Areas: Sporting Events
Being new to addiction recovery can be challenging for a variety of reasons. You’re learning how to have fun without the use of drugs and alcohol, you’re beginning on a major journey of self-discovery ...
How to Tell Friends You’re in Addiction Recovery
Telling those close to you that you’re in addiction recovery can be rather intimidating. While you have probably heard that admitting your addiction is the first step towards recovery, admitting your addiction to yourself can ...
New Year, New Sober You – Staying Grateful in Your First Year of Recovery
Those who have been in recovery long-term will almost always confirm that the first year of sobriety is the most difficult. It’s recommended that those new to recovery hold off on making any major changes ...
