Finding Positive Activities in Real Life

Finding Positive Activities in Real Life

If you’re dedicated to creating powerful changes in your life, how do you maintain that focus in the real world after treatment? The answer is positive human connection. Support Network Whether you consider yourself an introvert or an extrovert, creating a...
Empowering Books for Recovery

Empowering Books for Recovery

Many people cringe at the thought of reading “self-help” books, as many titles seem to focus on what’s wrong with you and how you need to fix it. Finding the Right Book Sometimes the glib, attention-grabbing approaches of these books offer little in...
Starting a Yoga Practice in Recovery

Starting a Yoga Practice in Recovery

Yoga may seem like a mystical practice that only a few people follow. But in reality, nearly 37 million people practiced yoga in the United States in 2016. Believe It or Not, Yoga Is for Everyone If you’ve considered yoga but then thought, “I’m not...
How to Use Mindfulness in Recovery

How to Use Mindfulness in Recovery

As human beings, we’re programmed to act—and sometimes react. It’s a survival mechanism that’s in our DNA. We needed to outrun a bear or avoid falling rocks, and each time we survived these challenges, we filed the reactions away in our brains to...
5 Foods Your Body Needs During Recovery

5 Foods Your Body Needs During Recovery

When given the choice between apple slices and peanut butter or a gooey caramel chocolate bar, most of us will end up with chocolate on our fingertips. Making Healthier Choices Our taste buds may be satisfied with this choice, but we haven’t properly served our...
Tips for Dating Someone in Recovery

Tips for Dating Someone in Recovery

Dating and relating can be challenging, to say the least. When you add the fact that the person you are seeing is a recovering addict, it adds a completely new spin onto things. A Close Look While it doesn’t necessarily have to be a deal breaker in a relationship,...