Twin Lakes Recovery Center Blog
Welcome to the Twin Lakes Blog! We feature both informative and personal articles related to alcohol and drug addiction, recovery and much more. Please feel free to contact us anytime with questions. We’re here to help: (770) 202-2212.
Understanding Holistic Therapies
When you begin the journey of recovery, you quickly realize that healing involves much more than just quitting drugs or alcohol. It’s about rebuilding your life—emotionally, mentally, physically, and even spiritually. That’s where holistic therapies come in. These therapies look at the...
Why Aftercare Planning Is Essential for Long-Term Sobriety
Getting sober is a huge accomplishment—one that takes courage, commitment, and a willingness to change your life. But the truth is, treatment is just the beginning of the journey. Staying sober over the long term requires more than just a few weeks...

Tips for Staying Sober and Mentally Well During Summer Events
Summer is often seen as a season of fun and freedom—sunshine, barbecues, beach days, festivals, and late-night get-togethers. But if you’re in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, those same events can also bring challenges. There’s pressure to say yes to social...

How Accelerated Resolution Therapy Helps in Recovery
When you’ve been through addiction, chances are you’ve also experienced trauma, loss, or deep emotional pain along the way. Healing your body is only one part of recovery. Healing your mind—the memories, triggers, and emotions that may have fueled your addiction in...
What to Expect from a 12-Step Program
If you’re beginning your recovery journey, you may have heard about 12-Step programs. Maybe someone suggested it, or maybe you’ve seen the steps hanging on a wall in a meeting room. At first glance, it might feel overwhelming. What are these steps?...
How Denial Keeps You Stuck in Addiction
You might not want to face it. Maybe you’ve told yourself that you have your drinking under control or that you are not like others who really have a problem with drugs. Sometimes, deep down, you know something isn’t right—but you push...