Healthy Routines

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The Sobervore Diet: Eating Good While Eating Well

You're saving money, getting healthy and staying sober. Nutrition is key — here's our helpful advice on meal planning in recovery. Plus: recipes!

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Filling the Void in Recovery Through Spiritual Exploration

You don’t have to be religious to look inward. Get some tips on contemplation, meditation, mindfulness, yoga and forming kinship.

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Diet, Nutrition and Substance Use Disorder

Science shows that a healthy diet with plenty of nutrients can boost your recovery from addiction. Check out the study.

Louise Barnett, before and after

‘High-Functioning’ 🍸🍷🍺 vs. HIGH-FUNCTIONING 🧘🏻‍♀️✨🌱

Louise Barnett had a high-flying career, but true fulfillment eluded her. So she broke the cycle of her alcohol use.

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Breathbreak: A Quick and Relaxing Breathing Practice

Take a break, take a breather, using this handy 15-minute relaxation technique from Breathe Rise + Thrive. Watch the video.

The Emotional Benefits of Exercise

The Emotional Benefits of Exercise

It’s true: Walking, biking, yoga and other physical activities really can decrease your stress and anxiety levels.

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Creating a Healthier Life: 8 Dimensions of Wellness

Work on them all! Create a healthier, happier life in recovery using this guide to the eight dimensions of wellness identified by SAMHSA.

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The Best Thing That Sobriety Gave Back to Me

Sobriety and recovery bring a lot of surprising gifts over time, but when this author quit alcohol, she discovered a joy she never realized she missed.

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Understanding Relapse

Return to use (commonly known as relapse) is often part of the recovery process. Why does it happen, and what can you do? Here's a guide to relapse prevention.

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What Is Recovery Capital?

Human, physical, social and cultural resources are all crucial to supporting recovery from addiction.

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