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Unchaining yourself from addiction is one of the most challenging but rewarding steps you can take. The road to sobriety is full of obstacles but also opens the door to a new life filled with stability, purpose, and personal growth. That said, the transition from addiction to recovery isn’t always smooth. Many people face relationship … Read more

How to Care for Loved Ones Without Condoning Their Behavior Watching a friend or loved one struggle with addiction is never easy, especially if they refuse to acknowledge they have a problem. The natural reaction is to support the afflicted however you can, and this is a great sentiment that can play a large role … Read more

Your brain runs on food. Specifically, your brain runs on the nutrients, acids, and fat in food. Even more specifically, your brain needs specific amino acids and fatty acids which can only come from food. Feeding your body is feeding your brain. Feeding your brain foods with high levels of Omegas and fatty acids is feeding your … Read more

Beginning the recovery journey is one of the most courageous and life-changing decisions someone can make. The early stages of sobriety, though, come with challenges, emotional ups and downs, and major adjustments. Knowing what to expect from early addiction recovery can make the process smoother and set the stage for sustained sober living. This page … Read more

Twelve Step Recovery focuses on having a vital spiritual experience as a means of achieving and maintaining sobriety. From these experience, we have dramatic changes in our perception and reactions to life. There are two types of spiritual experiences that people have as a result of the Twelve Steps: the immediate and the gradual, or … Read more

Early recovery can feel like it will never end. Working toward that first full year of sobriety is one of the most challenging yet most rewarding things you will ever do in your lifetime. Every single day of that year you will watch magnificent transformations take place. Your entire life is going to change, from … Read more

One of the things you’ll hear often from people who have recovered from addiction is that, while they were still “using” they believed they were living their life to the fullest. Drugs and alcohol change the way our brain functions, leading us to perceive the world around us differently. For many people, just feeling something … Read more

Recovery from addiction to drugs, prescription medications, or alcohol is a lifelong process that may not always be linear. Data show that between 40 and 60% of those in recovery will relapse at least during the first year of treatment. Experiencing a relapse can provoke feelings of guilt and discouragement, but it certainly doesn’t mean … Read more

Flakka, also known as alpha-Pyrrolidinopentiophenone or desmethylpyrovalerone, is a synthetic cathinone. Synthetic cathinones, or “bath salts,” are human-made chemicals that are chemically similar to the khat plant, a shrub grown in East Africa and Arabia. People chew the leaves of the khat plant for its stimulating effect, but synthetic cathinones vary greatly from natural cathinones … Read more

12-step programs like AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) and NA (Narcotics Anonymous) have helped millions of people free themselves from addiction, but their impact extends beyond the steps. Behind each step is a guiding principle—values that shape personal growth, accountability, and a new way of life. These principles of 12-step recovery provide a moral and spiritual foundation … Read more