Category: Sober living

There still are curfews, a no-tolerance policy toward alcohol and drugs, and other rules in place to ensure that residents can thrive in a positive, encouraging environment. If you or your loved one needs to go to…

They’re about growing along spiritual lines, and sobriety is a by-product of that. Living by spiritual principles is not something that other 21-year olds were doing. The recovery community was different then, too. There weren’t as many…

You may experience very strong intoxication signs, including dizziness, lack of coordination and nausea. And if you do ask your doctor about drinking, you’ll likely be advised to remain sober while using Suboxone. Since Suboxone stays in…

So, the first time that I went out with my husband got promoted, and his best friend and wife wanted us all to go out to a really nice dinner that was like my first social occasion….

The brain is always changing and adapting to experience—even now, as you read this. Habits are a kind of mental shortcut, fast-tracking the neural connections involved in an activity so that you don’t need to consciously think…

The average stay is about a year, but many members stay three, four, or more years. Alternatively, if you’d like to send your application to all houses near you that have an opening, you can Apply Online….

AA offers extensive resources to support individuals at every stage of their recovery journey. The organization maintains a robust network of in-person and virtual support options. By asking a higher power (as you understand it) to remove…

Content Rejuvenate Your Mind, Body, and Spirit Staying Sober over the Holidays What Are Common Triggers During The Holidays? When I recommend Los Angeles as a perfect sober holiday destination, people are often surprised. While some people…

These include the duration and intensity of alcohol use, genetic factors, the use of other medications, your overall health and the presence of co-occurring mental health conditions. Understanding these factors is key to addressing the root cause…

Alcohol use disorder can cause a number of stomachs and digestive problems including nausea, vomiting, bloating and diarrhoea, with some people even vomiting blood on occasion. This is primarily due to the lining of the stomach becoming…