Addiction Recovery Blog

Learn how to manage addiction triggers during summer events with practical tips for staying sober and protecting your recovery.

Early recovery is often one of the most vulnerable and critical phases in the addiction treatment journey. It’s a time of growth, emotional exposure, and establishing new habits. For family members, this can feel like walking a tightrope: you want to help without hovering, guide without controlling, and be present without overwhelming.

A Self-Assessment Guide for Mental Health Awareness Month Deciding to seek help for addiction is one of the most personal—and...

Age-Appropriate Language and Strategies for Open, Honest Communication When a loved one is struggling with addiction, it can feel like...

When most people think of addiction, they often picture someone whose life is visibly falling apart—missed work, financial troubles,...

Discover daily habits that strengthen long-term sobriety. Learn how Care Addiction Center supports lasting recovery.

Supporting a sibling through addiction recovery is a journey that intertwines compassion, understanding, and resilience. As brothers and...

Creating a supportive home environment is a pivotal component in the journey toward addiction recovery...

Outpatient treatment offers flexible substance abuse recovery with therapy and support while maintaining daily life.

Determining if an addict is serious about recovery means observing behaviors/attitudes that indicate genuine commitment and ongoing effort.

Having healthy boundaries helps create a safe space where you can heal, grow, and build a better life in addiction recovery.

Watching a parent struggle with addiction can be challenging. It requires patience, understanding & active support. Here’s how you can help.

Guiding patients through the recovery process, an addictionologist offers a blend of medical expertise and compassionate care.

The 12 Steps of AA continue to transform lives. Learn more about the 12 Steps and help finding sobriety from addiction, healing, and growth.

More than 4 in 10 adults who need addiction treatment do not get care - but why not seek treatment? What barriers are in the way?

Recognizing signs of enabling can help family members and loved ones stop enabling behaviors and encourage the addicted person to seek help.

Involving family members in the addiction treatment process is beneficial for both the family and the person in recovery.

A perfect storm of drug, alcohol, and family issues during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years is the Bermuda Triangle of addiction.

While habits can become deeply rooted and hard to break, they are not the same as compulsive behavior that comes with addiction.

Addiction is challenging - effective treatment may include medication to lessen cravings and withdrawal so individuals to focus on recovery.

Individuals with addiction may deny behaviors or signs of addiction. How to know if they are in denial of addiction, and when to seek help.

Recovery from addiction involves five foundational pillars of comprehensive and holistic well-being.

Aftercare plays a vital role in maintaining long-term sobriety and preventing relapse by allowing patients to be connected and accountable.

Hangovers after a night of drinking can be painful. But what are the signs and symptoms of a hangover- and when does it become an emergency?