Cross addiction is when someone develops another addictive substance or compulsive behavior while recovering from an addiction. It can involve shifting from one substance to another or replacing substance use…
Transfer addiction is when someone replaces one addictive substance or compulsive behavior with another, often to achieve the same sense of relief, reward, or escape. For example, after getting sober,…
Walking into a recovery meeting for the first time can bring up a lot of questions: Will I have to speak? What if I do not know anyone? Will I…
Leaving treatment is a big step, but adjusting to normal life can be tough. If you’re asking how to get into a sober house, the process is simple: find a…
Choosing a sober living home is not simply a matter of finding an affordable room in a convenient location. The people you live with, the rules you follow, the quality…
Recovery doesn't look the same for everyone, and neither should recovery support. If traditional support groups haven't fully met your needs, or you're simply exploring different recovery options, you may…
Leaving treatment is often the beginning of a new challenge: learning how to navigate everyday life without relying on substances. Many people find that the hours between work, home, and…