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.

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The Benefits of Keeping a Recovery Journal

When you’re in recovery, your thoughts and emotions can feel like a lot to carry. Some days are calm and steady; other days feel overwhelming, confusing, or heavy. You might have moments when you’re not sure what you’re feeling or why certain...

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Rediscovering Joy After Treatment

Finishing treatment is no small victory. It takes effort, commitment, and strength. Once you step back into everyday life, you may notice that joy doesn’t always come immediately rushing back. This might surprise you, and while you might feel calmer, clearer, and...

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How to Stay Motivated When Recovery Feels Hard

When you first begin your recovery journey, it’s normal to feel a spark of hope and determination. You might feel excited about starting fresh and ready to rebuild your life. But as time goes on, that initial motivation can fade. Life gets...

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Tips for Dealing with Holiday Burnout

The holidays are supposed to be a joyful time filled with warmth, connection, and celebration. But if you’re in recovery, this time of year can bring more pressure than peace. Between family expectations, social events, financial strain, and emotional triggers, it’s easy...

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How to Set Limits With Others Without Feeling Guilty

Do you feel guilty when you decline an invitation or distance yourself from certain people or situations? Maybe you’ve found yourself saying “yes” to something you don’t want to do to avoid disappointing someone else. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone....

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Supporting Sobriety at Work

Do you have a valued employee who is in recovery, and you want to learn how to support them at work? Understand that recovery doesn’t end when someone finishes treatment, but is a lifelong process that requires daily commitment. Your employee may...

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