Addiction Recovery Blog

Common Triggers For Addiction Relapse

When it comes to addiction recovery, one of the hardest factors that individuals have to face is the possibility that they may decide to abuse drugs or alcohol again. While many see this as a failure, it is important to note that promptly recognizing relapse into...

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Recognizing Addiction: The Stages of Cocaine Abuse

Recently, there has been a great deal of research regarding the brain and the dependency it can form to the highly dangerous—and addictive—cocaine. While this research presents subtle hope that addiction treatment may become more targeted in the future for cocaine...

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Non-Alcoholic Substance-Free Ways to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo

According to Time, Cinco de Mayo is one of the “drunkest” holidays—giving cause to those in addiction recovery to take cover and avoid the celebration. While the holiday has become closely linked to the consumption of tequila and drunken antics, there are many ways to...

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Commercial Alcoholism: Is Starbucks Encouraging Addiction?

The commercial profit from drugs and alcohol is a practice that extends long before the existence of any national chain in the United States—bars, nightclubs and restaurants have all become common places to drink alcoholic beverages responsibly. With comprehensive...

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Why Religion Does Not Always Work in Addiction Recovery

Non-Faith Based Addiction Rehab Recently, Alcoholics Anonymous celebrated the 75th anniversary of its “Big Book”—a guide that has served as a frame of reference for many 12-step recovery programs. While the success and inspiration of the 12-step method is one that...

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