Believe it or not, it’s possible to stay sober during events and holidays. From national holidays to local Hawaiian celebrations, recovery always comes first.
Instead of starting the new year with a drunken night you won’t remember, check out the 5 best ways to stay sober on New Year’s Eve. If you can’t abstain from alcohol when it’s all around you, it’s best to avoid the temptation altogether. Learn more about how to stay sober on New Year’s Eve.
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You can find inner peace and serenity through the proven Reiki therapy and calming meditation that centers the self and clarifies the life.
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Set your sights on some good-time summer fun the whole family will enjoy. The King Kamehameha Celebration Parade. How about a free parade and concert in one of the most beautiful places on Earth – the historic Kailua Village on the Big Island of Hawaii.
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It’s hard to believe but the U.S. National Park Service is celebrating its 100th birthday this year and you’re invited to one of the pearls that make our nation’s landscape so beautiful. The National Park Service protects the beauty of our natural resources.
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The well-known Hawaiian luau, is one event that’s a must on your island to-do list.
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The New Year is the perfect time to resolve to improve. It’s a new beginning. A fresh start. So, is this the year you take an honest look at a substance abuse problem?
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