Support
The Role of Peer Support Groups in Recovery
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) are the most well-known support groups within the recovery world. Since the development of AA in the 1930’s, many individuals suffering from a substance use disorder have credited their recovery success to help found in the rooms of a 12-step program. While AA and NA remain the most…
Read MoreDo I have a Problem? 5 Signs it’s Time to Get Help
Making the decision to get help for a substance use issue will be one of the most important choices you may ever make. For some people, determining when professional help is necessary is simple. Others may have a difficult time determining if their substance use has become problematic enough to enter treatment. If you find yourself…
Read MoreFive Hard Truths About Early Recovery
Recovery is a transformational process. From repairing wounded relationships to gaining confidence and self-esteem, the gifts of recovery can seem never-ending. However, those gifts don’t arrive at our doorstep just because we made the decision to enter recovery; we have to work for them. Countless hours of hard work and a steadfast dedication to self-growth…
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