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If you’re in recovery for a substance use disorder, one of the questions that may be on your mind is whether or not you should

Making friends is never easy, but it can be especially challenging when you’re in recovery. The people you used to hang out with might not

One of the key questions that researchers have been trying to answer for decades is: why are some people more prone to addiction? However, this

During the recovery process, a common hurdle that many people encounter is the risk of replacing one addiction with another. This often occurs when the

If you’re nervous about discussing past or present substance use with your doctor, you’re not alone. Many individuals worry about being harshly judged or receiving

When you’re fresh out of treatment, the world can seem both bright with possibilities and full of hidden landmines. Trauma, unfortunately, doesn’t have a timeline

One of the main obstacles when it comes to facing an addiction is admitting there is, in fact, a problem. Anyone familiar with treatment and

In the wake of long-term drug use, relapse is a looming and probable obstacle; if you or someone you know has experienced getting sober, you

Alcoholism is a disease that presents in many different ways. Traditionally, people tend to think of the noticeable difficulties it often presents—lack of focus, immobility,