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The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Life in Recovery

We have compiled the ultimate guide containing lists of blogs to help you navigate living an enjoyable life in recovery. Recovery can still be fun!

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Navigating life in recovery can be a difficult task, we want to make sure you not only have a successful recovery but an enjoyable life in recovery.

We have compiled lists of blogs to help you navigate parties, holidays, travel, dating, friendships, self-care, living a healthy lifestyle, tips and tricks for when you are having a hard time and more. 

Blogs about navigating parties, holidays, work, work events, and travel

Parties and holidays:

  • Protecting Your Sobriety During the Holidays
  • Come One, Come All! Navigating Holiday Parties With Friends And Family in Recovery
  • 6 Strategies for Spending (Sober) Holidays with Family
  • Alone on Christmas: How to Cope if You Aren’t With Family or Friends This Year
  • Heading Home for the Holidays in Early Recovery
  • 5 Ways To Stay Sober Through The Holidays
  • There’s No Place Like Sober For The Holidays
  • Plan Your Sober New Year’s 
  • Staying Sober in the New Year
  • 7 Things To Do On New Year’s Eve That Aren’t Drugs
  • Super Bowl Sunday Sober
  • 5 Ways to Enjoy Valentine’s Day Sober & Single
  • 7 Reasons An Alcohol-Free St. Patrick’s Day Is Lucky
  • Spooky Sober Halloween Fun
  • 5 Ways to Make Sure Halloween in Recovery Isn’t Scary
  • Navigating Halloween Triggers
  • Navigating the Pressure to Feel Grateful at Thanksgiving
  • 6 Things I Don’t Miss About Drinking On Halloween Now That I’m Sober
  • Here’s Why You Don’t Need Drugs or Alcohol to Have a Good Time
  • How to Survive the 4th of July Without Alcohol
  • 9 Tips For Enjoying Fourth Of July At Every Stage Of Addiction Recovery
  • Tips for Enjoying Memorial Day the Sober Way

Travel:

  • Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: The Trials and Tribulations of Traveling Sober
  • Traveling in Medication Assisted Treatment
  • Staying Sober on Summer Vacation
  • Taking It on the Road: Tips for Sober Business Travelers
  • The Friendly Sober Skies: 10 Tips for Sober Air Travel This Season

Work and work events:

  • Back to Work: Tips for Office Life in Early Recovery
  • Alcohol in the Workplace: How to Deal
  • Around the World in Office Drinking Culture
  • Addictive Behaviors and Cultures of Health in the Workplace
  • Secrets to Enjoying Holiday Work Parties Sober
  • When Saying No to a Boozy Work Event Isn’t an Option
  • Men’s Work, Life, and Recovery

Mocktail recipe blogs—because being in recovery doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy fun drinks!

  • How to Make a Mocktail: The Cheat Sheet
  • 17 Mocktails To Celebrate Any Occasion
  • The Ultimate Guide to Ordering, Drinking, and Enjoying Non-Alcoholic Drinks (Part I)
  • The Ultimate Guide to Ordering, Drinking, and Enjoying Non-Alcoholic Drinks (Part II)
  • Summer Mocktail Recipes

Blogs about exercise and healthy living

Exercise:

  • Meditation in Motion
  • 5 Ways Exercise Boosts Your Chances of Long-Term Sobriety
  • 8 Ways to Show Your Body Some Love
  • The Power of Meditation in Addiction Recovery
  • Why Exercise Is Your Best Stress Outlet for the Holidays
  • 5 Ways Yoga Can Ease Chronic Pain In Addiction Recovery
  • Let’s Get Physical: 4 Reasons To Exercise In Early Recovery
  • How Cycling Helped My Recovery Journey
  • 5 Ways Your Fitness Tracker Can Help You Beat Addictive Behaviors
  • Simple Ways to Keep Working Out Even When Gyms Are Closed
  • The Many Surprising Benefits of Walking
  • Accessible Yoga at Home

Healthy living:

  • Dietary Supplements for Opioid Addiction Recovery
  • These 3 Smoothies Are Your Sobriety Self-Care Secret Weapons
  • Why You WANT To Eat Well In Early Recovery
  • The Best Grilled Cheese Recipe to Nourish Your Body in Recovery
  • Food and Recovery: Demystifying Carbohydrates
  • Three Delicious Bulk Recipes

Blogs about dating, friendships, self-care, what to do when you hit a rough spot, and more

Dating and friendships:

  • What Happens When You Get Sober, But Your Partner Doesn’t?
  • 4 Sober Dating Tips: What To Do If They Drink, And You Don’t
  • 5 Ways To Make Sober Friends Once You Quit Drinking
  • Relationships, Unfiltered: A Guide to Dating in Recovery
  • Relationship Red Flags: Navigating Dating in Recovery
  • 5 Ways To Stay Sober Through A Breakup

Self-care: 

  • Self-Care in Early Recovery
  • 10 Ways To Manage Stress In Sobriety
  • How To Cope With Difficult Life Situations In Recovery
  • Self Care Strategies for Eating Disorder Recovery During the Holidays
  • A Simple Guide to Self-Care (Bonus: Easy Chocolate Brittle Recipe!)
  • 7 Tips for Thriving Sober
  • Yes, Men Need Self-Care Too
  • Routines That Help Me Stay on Track in Recovery
  • HALT: A Simple Equation For Self Care

What to do when you’ve hit a rough spot: 

  • Kinds of Cravings and How to Combat Them
  • Having Drink Cravings? Here’s What I Do To Fight Them Off
  • A Self-Awareness Kickstarter to Keep Handy for Stressful Situations
  • 10 Ways To Manage Stress In Sobriety
  • ‘Tis the Season to Stay Sober and Sane: How to Beat Winter Blues (sans Booze)
  • Staying on the Successful Path to Recovery through Financial Difficulties
  • Sobriety in Hard Times: A User’s Guide
  • The 1-Minute Trick to Stop Your Alcohol Cravings
  • 10 Natural Tools for Overcoming Anxiety in Addiction Recovery

Other:

  • Ask Robin: A series in which Workit Health’s Co-Founder Robin McIntosh answers reader questions from her own experience in recovery.
  • Four Podcasts To Talk You Through Tough Times In Early Recovery
  • Podcasts to Inspire You in Recovery
  • 10 Great Addiction Recovery Blogs Worth Following
  • The Best Online Recovery Meetings To Keep You Sober At Home

Outside resources: 

  • The 40 Best Recipes for Mocktails
  • 9 Steps to Building a Self-Care Plan in Recovery
  • American Addiction Centers: Guide to Sober Dating 
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