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The summer season brings many new opportunities for those exploring their sober lives. Both those who have navigated a dedicated detox and residential program or are continuing to manage their sobriety through outpatient care can be excited about the new opportunities available. However, that doesn’t mean that the season doesn’t…
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Whether an individual is just beginning their journey in overcoming the use of drugs or alcohol or is continuing to celebrate and thrive in their established sober lives following professional detox and residential treatment, self-care is an integral part of daily life. Not only is self-care instrumental in maintaining sobriety,…
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Detox is one of the first steps in an effective recovery journey at any center for alcohol and drug treatment. It can be difficult to truly explore sober lifestyles, ideas, or effectively engage in new therapeutic practices to overcome the use of drugs or alcohol while there are still traces…
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The workplace can be an intense source of stress for anybody, with some degree of professional stress being a common experience. However, for alumni continuing to balance these workplace stresses with their continued sobriety, identifying the impactor workplace stressors present is paramount. While unfortunate, some professional environments go beyond simply…
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Cravings are a common and difficult part of ongoing recovery. Even alumni who are continuing to navigate their sober lives are tasked with overcoming cravings in daily life. While staving off cravings is a ubiquitous experience, it is also critically important for maintaining each individual’s hard-earned sober transformations. Developing effective…
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