In 1989, The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), a part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, established September as National Recovery Month as a way to highlight positive efforts aimed at reducing and…
International Overdose Awareness Day was founded in 2001 by Sally J. Finn in St. Kilda, Melbourne. Since then, International Overdose Awareness Day has become the largest annual campaign to end overdoses, spreading to countries all around the globe. In 2012,…
There are some misconceptions out there about what rehabilitation is really like, so let's break it down and help eliminate some stigma. Our goal is to educate you on rehabs and their benefits as well as provide you with information…
Triggers can present themselves in a variety of forms and are unique to each individual. A trigger is an emotional, environmental, or social stimulus that elicits a reaction by prompting memories of drug or alcohol use in the past. Experiencing…
Many people like to enjoy a glass of wine or beer every now and again as a way to socialize with friends. In this case, drinking alcohol in moderation, along with consuming a healthy diet and staying active, may not…
There are many layers to successful addiction recovery, but one of the most commonly overlooked aspects is diet. You may be surprised to hear that nutrition plays a role in addiction recovery and sobriety. Maintaining healthy eating habits can sometimes…