Nutrition and Recovery: How a Healthy Diet Can Support Sobriety
When a person takes the brave step to overcome substance abuse disorder, there is much more at play than the substance itself. Addiction can have a significant impact on many aspec
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The Impact of Substance Abuse on Foetal Development
Pregnancy is a journey of significant transformation and anticipation. Awaiting the arrival of a child can be some of the most exciting times of one’s life, but if substance
Balancing Motherhood and Recovery
As it should be, the journey of motherhood is often perceived as one of endless love and joy, but it is also important to consider the struggles many of us face when taking on this
Talking to Your Employer: How to Discuss Your Rehab Experience Professionally
Seeking help for drug or alcohol addiction can be one of the most challenging things a person can do. However, in the grand scheme of recovery, it is only the first step. To ensure
The Role of Workplace Support Groups in Sustaining Recovery
Anyone who has struggled with addiction will tell you how difficult it can be once the decision is made to get on the path to recovery. Before the recovery process can adequately b
The Impact of Substance Abuse on Families and Relationships
When we think about substance abuse, we often think of what it can do to the person suffering but can overlook the impact it has on others. Any form of addiction is complex and goe
The Impact of Substance Abuse on Physical Health: Recognising the Warning Signs
Anybody who has been through or witnessed substance abuse first-hand will tell you of the visible impact it can have on someone’s physical health. Depending on the substance and
Exploring the Connection Between Mental Health Disorders and Substance Abuse
Even when people occasionally partake in drinking alcohol or recreational drug use, they are usually doing it to deal with some form of negative emotion. Whether it is an episode o
Addiction Vulnerabilities: How Peer Pressure Can Influence Substance Use
When a person struggles with substance abuse, it often stems from various factors. Though it usually isn’t the root cause, peer pressure is a substantial variable that has affect