Sobriety News
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Why I Came Back After 90 Days—and Said Yes to Medication-Assisted Treatment This Time
I didn’t plan to come back. And when I did, I almost didn’t say anything about the relapse. Ninety days sober had felt like a
Why an Intensive Outpatient Program Works When You Can’t Step Away From Life
You’re not falling apart. That’s the hard part. You’re working. Showing up. Hitting deadlines. Maybe raising kids. Maybe you’re the one people go to when
What to Expect in Your First 30 Days of Medication-Assisted Treatment
You didn’t land here by accident. Maybe you’ve known for a while that something had to change. Maybe you’ve tried to quit on your own—more
The Truth About Medication-Assisted Treatment: Healing Doesn’t Have to Look Hardcore to Be Real
You don’t have to burn your life down to recover. If you’re creative, emotional, artistic—or just someone who feels things deeply—it can be terrifying to
The Hardest Part of Alcohol Addiction Treatment Isn’t Quitting—It’s Accepting Help
I used to think quitting drinking would be the hardest part. But for me—and for a lot of people I’ve met in recovery—it wasn’t. It
He Swore Treatment Was Useless—Until This Happened: Alcohol Addiction Treatment
He said what a lot of people think but don’t say out loud: “This stuff doesn’t work. I’ve done it before. Total waste of time.”
Packing Their Bag, Packing Your Heart: How to Support Your Partner’s Treatment Journey (Residential Treatment)
You think you’d feel relieved. You’ve hoped, begged, prayed for them to say yes to help. And now that they finally have, here you are—sitting
Why Waiting Too Long to Get Help Can Make the Crisis Worse: Residential Treatment
When your child is in crisis, everything feels like a risk. You’re terrified of making the wrong move—but waiting feels safer than taking a step
Why My Anxiety Medication Didn’t Work—Until I Got Honest About My Drinking (Dual Diagnosis Treatment)
I thought I was doing everything right. I was showing up for work. Keeping things together at home. I wasn’t out of control, at least