Category: Sober living

The thought and behavior changes that signify full recovery from alcoholism don’t always accompany sobriety. Some people continue to act recklessly or compulsively even after they quit drinking. Dry drunks are people who have overcome physical dependence to alcohol but haven’t committed to living a healthy, meaningful life in recovery. Moreover, therapy isn’t just about… Continue reading Dry Drunk Differences in Sobriety, Dry Drunk & Recovery

Our first curriculum, The Power of Community Building, hosted 100 leaders from all industries across the world online, with a 4-day intensive hosted in person in upstate New York. No such party happening in your city that night? You’re not doomed to a social season full of mulled wine and bad decisions—just host a high-vibe party yourself. Reflecting… Continue reading How to Throw a Great Sober Party for You and Your Friends

Because the mucosa inside the nose is easily accessible, the drugs are quickly absorbed in the form of powder, liquid, or aerosol, which can irritate or infect the nasal tissue [40]. Frequent snorting, sniffing, or smoking illicit drugs will cause a lack of oxygen and nutrients in the nasal passages. The death of nasal tissue… Continue reading These Are The Expert-Approved Ways To Help Prevent Skin Cancer

Gambling may result in a similar mental “high” after a win, followed by a strong urge to try again and recreate that feeling. This can develop into a habit that becomes very hard to stop. Addiction is defined as not having control over doing, taking or using something to the point where it could be… Continue reading What Is Addiction? Causes and Information About Drug Abuse

In fact, it may be the hardest thing you ever have to do in your life. This is especially true if you have repeated the cycle of abuse by harming another person in the same ways you were abused. If you have any questions about how to deal with guilt and shame in recovery, don’t… Continue reading How to Forgive Yourself: Letting Go of Guilt and Shame