Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease that requires ongoing treatment to remain sober, so your recovery journey does not end upon completing a rehab program. You must continue to manage your condition using the skills you learned during treatment to maintain long-term recovery. Oftentimes, people in early recovery struggle with triggers that make them […]
If you are in recovery from drug addiction, you may wonder if it is safe to drink alcohol. Many people in addiction recovery are curious about the boundaries of sobriety. If they were addicted to drugs but never struggled with alcohol abuse, why wouldn’t it be safe to drink in recovery? The research is clear. […]
Many popular mouthwash brands contain alcohol. Although you are supposed to spit out the mouthwash and not drink it, people with alcohol use disorder (AUD) may be tempted to do so if they run out of alcohol and don’t have access to any more. Drinking mouthwash is extremely dangerous due to its high alcohol content […]
Alcohol is embedded into American society, so much so that nearly 80% of people aged 12 or older have consumed alcohol at least once in their lifetime.[1] While having some alcohol on occasion can be a way to have a little harmless fun, it’s easy to allow your drinking habits to spin out of control. […]
Alcohol is a chronic and progressive disease that can take control over every area of your life. While some people meet the stereotype of alcoholism, others can hide the symptoms and behaviors that would make their alcohol use disorder obvious to others. These individuals are known as “high-functioning alcoholics.” According to the National Institutes of […]
Alcoholism is a serious problem in the United States, affecting millions of Americans each year. According to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), 29.5 million people aged 12 or older suffered from alcoholism in 2021.[1] While alcohol use disorder affects millions of people’s lives, sometimes it can be difficult to determine whether […]
Once you get out of a drug or alcohol program, it is recommended to transition to a sober living residence for 30 to 90 days of aftercare.
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