Behavioral, Corporate, drug recovery
Even for something fun like travel, straying from your normal routine can challenge your sobriety. Traveling while sober presents a lot of new obstacles, and temptation is everywhere. Parties, dining out, travel anxiety, and family dynamics are just some of the...
Behavioral, Corporate, drug recovery
Sleep quality and substance use are interconnected in several ways. Quality sleep can make it easier for people to get sober and maintain recovery. Unfortunately, the opposite is true: poor sleep quality can disrupt routines and increase the likelihood of relapse....
Behavioral, Corporate, drug recovery
Alcohol companies, social media, and retailers are quick to jump on drinking trends because they can be quite profitable. Whether it’s “Mommy Loves Wine” T-shirts, happy hour specials in college towns, or an “it’s 5 o’clock...
Behavioral, Corporate, drug recovery
There is a perpetual myth in American culture that a few glasses of wine are good for your cardiac health. Misconceptions like this promote the idea that moderate drinking has positive health effects and moderate alcohol use is generally considered safe. The fact is...
Behavioral, Corporate, drug recovery
Individual and group therapy are both essential components of an addiction treatment plan. The benefits of group therapy and individual therapy vary, but they can work together to create the maximum benefit for a person seeking recovery from a substance use disorder....
