All About Recovery
Does the ‘Pink Cloud’ of New Sobriety Help or Hurt? It’s Complicated
The euphoria of early recovery may be fleeting, but long-lasting balance is the goal. Here's how to keep your head up through the process and handle reality with confidence.
Sober Holiday Tips: Meeting ‘Share-a-Thons’
Need to get out of the house for a bit and see some friendly sober faces? Recovery support group meeting marathons run 24/7 from Christmas Eve through New Year's Day.
Real-Life Recovery Tips: Phone a Friend
When you're traveling, you can take your sober support network with you — right in your pocket. Rocker Kasim Sulton shares his top recovery tip in this video.
Easy Does It: Tips To Keep It Simple in Early Recovery
It's harder to make recovery work if you overwork yourself. Here's how to keep your focus on what matters now.
What Is a Trigger?
Understand what pushes your buttons in addiction recovery, and you'll learn to save yourself a lot of stress and trouble.
Shout It From the Rooftops: How To Be Proudly, Openly Sober
Why? Because you've earned it, because it can help you — and because it just might change someone else's life, too.
Is a Sober Living House Right for My Recovery?
Going from addiction treatment to full-on "real life" in sobriety is daunting! Here's a resource that can smooth the transition.
Bipolar Disorder and Addiction: Recovery Is Possible
Substance use disorders frequently co-occur with this mood disorder, which impacts around 7 million American adults. But have hope: Today, both are more treatable than ever.
Peer Support: How To Give as Good as You Get
No one helps you navigate recovery quite like your friends who've been through addiction themselves. Here's how you can pay it forward.
That’s the Power of Love: Connections, Community and Recovery
This time of year, we're thinking about how our deepest connections and strongest relationships help us through recovery.
Who Cares? The Necessity of Accountability in Recovery
It's important to have someone to keep you honest — and sober — but accountability is also about partnership, community and mutual support. Recovery shouldn't be lonely.
Recovery Through F.E.A.R.: Sounds Scary, But Doesn’t Have To Be
If you think recovery seems daunting, you're in the good company of everyone else who's ever tried it. It might help to keep a deceptively simple acronym in mind.