5 Totally Achievable New Year’s Resolutions for Recovering Addicts
2020 signals the start of a new decade and for many people, it feels like a new opportunity. An opportunity to right the ship and learn from the mistakes of one’s past. Call it a
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Dependence vs. Addiction: What’s the Difference?
At first, dependence and addiction may sound like the same thing. These words are often used interchangeably and sometimes their true meanings can get lost in between conversations
What You Need to Know About Pain Killers and Opioid Dependency
Opioids (also known as painkillers) are a classification of drugs that are primarily used for pain relief. When prescribed by a physician, opioids can provide relief for patients w
A Festive Concern
Christmas parties, carol singers, roast turkey and Christmas cheer… most people think of Christmas and New Year as a happy and festive time, but that may not be the reality for m
Choosing the Right Rehab Program: 3 Things to Keep in Mind
You’ve reached a turning point and decided to seek treatment for your addiction. Now, all you need is to choose a rehabilitation program that fits your needs and your circumstanc
How to Tackle Your Addiction Head-on and Make Your Life Easier
The journey of life is similar to that of a winding road. It’s rarely a straight path and you’ll encounter plenty of roadblocks along the way. Some push forward with heartened
10 Things to Keep in Mind When Struggling With Alcohol Recovery
The road to alcohol recovery is a long one. You’ll encounter speed bumps along the way and you may even come to a complete stop. But it’s important to know that you’re not al
15 Warning Signs that Indicate Your Loved One is Addicted to Drugs
One of the biggest nightmares a family could face is realising that their loved one is addicted to drugs. Initially, the signs may not be noticeable but as they plunge deeper into
How to Ask for Help While Recovering from Addiction
Asking for help can be a difficult endeavour while on the road to recovery. While most of us want to believe that we can completely manage on our own, it sometimes becomes the reas