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 ...
Guardian Staff & Alumni Volunteer to Help Local Soup Kitchen
Our Immersion Recovery Center executive chef was invited to The Soup Kitchen in Boynton Beach, FL as a Guest Celebrity Chef on Saturday November 7th 2020. Executive Chef Eric Cone oversees the culinary preparation and ...
The Role of Spiritual Growth in Addiction Treatment
At Immersion Recovery, we believe true healing from drugs or alcohol requires nothing less than a “total transformation” of the mind, body, spirit and soul. We all long to be part of something larger ...
Why The 12-Step Program Works
At Immersion Recovery Center, we believe addiction is a disease of the mind, body and spirit, and the book of Alcoholics Anonymous provides the most well-rounded approach to addressing these three components. The 12-step ...
Don’t Let Loneliness Harm Your Recovery
Loneliness is study-proven to be as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes per day – and it’s also a common relapse trigger. It’s even part of the recovery acronym H.A.L.T, which stands ...
Using Yoga to Support Addiction Recovery
Yoga is more than a way to relax or to enhance flexibility. Although a routine yoga practice is no substitute for comprehensive addiction treatment, yoga has proven to be a vital part of the Immersion ...
Recovering From Addiction: A Tremendous Feat
Recovery is something worth celebrating. Anyone who manages to break the cycle of addiction has achieved a tremendous feat. It is something worth being proud of, to be sure. That doesn’t mean that one ...
Addiction Recovery: No Room for Drugs or Alcohol
There is a common misconception among people new to a program of addiction recovery. The idea that you only have to stop doing the substance that made your life unmanageable. People with alcohol use ...
Higher Power: A God of Your Understanding
There is one facet that people considering recovery or who are new to the program often get hung up on. The concept of a “higher power” and the role that having one will play ...
