Little Habits Can Help a Lot in Recovery: Part One
People tend to be focused on the big moments in life. You see this all the time in sports. Many...
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Facing Your Family’s Curiosity in Recovery
No matter what sort of relationships you have with the various members of your immediate and...
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A Recovery Lesson from a Famous Country Song
Recently, country singer/songwriter Davie Allan Coe passed away. He penned a song that Johnny...
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Considering the Power of Kindness in Recovery
Almost everyone (it sure would be nice if we could just say “everyone”) understands the importance...
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Lessons About Recovery From the Olympics
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You Do Not Have to Let Others Yuck Your Yum in Recovery
As we are writing this, a new Star Trek series has arrived. Starfleet Academy features a cast of...
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Recommitting to Routines Is as Important as Resolutions in Recovery
We are writing this post just a couple of days past “Quitter’s Day,” a marker of the day in early...
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Gossip Is not Good for Your Recovery
People just love to hear stories about other people. You can clearly see this in the popularity of...
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Get Reset with These Ten Tips – Part Two
In a recent entry, we offered five options for getting yourself reset when you are feeling stuck...
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Aviary Physician Offers Expert Advice to First Alert Four
St. Louis author spotlights addiction once again, this time with film A confrontation at a...
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Get Reset with These Ten Tips – Part One
Here is something most—if not all—computer and smartphone users can relate to: You’re...
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Six Skills that Support Your Recovery
When you really think about it, every activity a person undertakes requires some collection of...
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- Little Habits Can Help a Lot in Recovery: Part One
People tend to be focused on the big moments in life. You see this all the time in sports. Many baseball fans would rather see home runs than singles. Many football fans would rather see a long bomb of a pass downfield than a short running play that gains just… Read more: Little Habits Can Help a Lot in Recovery: Part One - Facing Your Family’s Curiosity in Recovery
No matter what sort of relationships you have with the various members of your immediate and extended family, there is no denying that family conversations can lead to tricky moments. That is true whether your relationships are warm or frosty—and odds are you have some of each. When we think… Read more: Facing Your Family’s Curiosity in Recovery - A Recovery Lesson from a Famous Country Song
Recently, country singer/songwriter Davie Allan Coe passed away. He penned a song that Johnny Paycheck took all the way to the top of the country charts in 1977. That song, “Take This Job and Shove It,” became so popular that a movie with the same name came out in 1981.… Read more: A Recovery Lesson from a Famous Country Song - Your Recovery Is Not a Competitive Activity
You have likely arrived at this blog looking for information about substance use disorders, their treatment, and the recovery journey. If so, you have come to the right place. But bear with us for a few paragraphs as we consider competition and the role it tends to play in our… Read more: Your Recovery Is Not a Competitive Activity - Considering the Power of Kindness in Recovery
Almost everyone (it sure would be nice if we could just say “everyone”) understands the importance of kindness in the world. Each and every one of us goes through hard times, and the kindness of others can be the encouragement we need to make it through. Each of us also… Read more: Considering the Power of Kindness in Recovery