Most individuals who struggle with alcohol and drug abuse have dietary problems as well. At one end of the spectrum is an individual choosing fatty, sugary foods over more healthy options. At the other end, someone with substance issues may have extreme vitamin...
It’s easy to associate drug and alcohol use with social activity. From dinner parties to holiday events, job promotions to a night out, it’s common for many people to use some type of substance to have fun, reduce stress, and fit in. For someone...
National Recovery Month began in 1989 and is celebrated every September. It is more than just a time to acknowledge the strides you have made in your recovery. It also brings hope and inspiration to others who may be struggling with addiction. This month is a chance...
For the second year in a row, Twin Lakes Recovery Center has been recognized on Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers. This prestigious award is presented by Newsweek and Statista Inc., the world-leading statistics portal and industry ranking...
Recovery is often filled with emotional, physical, and psychological hurdles. For many, the path to sobriety is not just about breaking free from substance abuse but also about finding a deeper sense of purpose and inner strength. This is where faith can play a...
It’s no surprise that many people are different after recovering from alcohol or drug use disorder. To not only face an addiction problem but also who or what might be contributing to it requires a major life pivot. Once this happens, you have the opportunity to...
