Replacements for Alcohol
So you want to cut down on or quit your drinking. Great! But what do you replace it with? People drink for a lot of
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Alaine Sepulveda is a content strategist in recovery from alcohol. She believes that engaging people and sharing stories with them allows us to spread knowledge, and to help others in the path to recovery. She holds an MA in Communication Studies from New Mexico State University.
So you want to cut down on or quit your drinking. Great! But what do you replace it with? People drink for a lot of
Lack of sleep can play havoc with your health—physical, mental, and emotional. Does alcohol cause insomnia? When I first began drinking heavily, I remember claiming
Millions of Americans have depression along with substance use disorders. With help and perseverance, they can stay sober with depression—and so can you. 17.3 million
When people hear that Workit Health providers prescribe Suboxone via an app, they often have questions. Here are some answers! When mobile apps first became
Cravings can be intense, and you’re not weak for feeling them! But you don’t have to give in. “Cravings” sound pretty harmless, especially when people
There are far more options for meditation than just sitting still! For those of us who grew up hearing meditation dismissed as ‘hippie nonsense,’ it
You shouldn’t have to suffer if you’re not ready to stop using substances or never want to stop. If you grew up like me, education
To be completely honest, when I first stopped drinking, I didn’t really want to “get sober.” What I wanted was to stop getting in trouble
Alcoholism affects the entire family. When I was drinking, one of the lies I told myself was, “I’m not hurting anyone but myself.” I’ve heard
Are you an Alaskan looking for drug addiction help for yourself or a loved one? You’re not alone, and we can help in your search!
If drinking alone is bad, why do people do it anyway? Alaine dives into the reasoning behind why people drink alone.
Naltrexone can be an important part of recovery, but you should also be aware of possible side effects.
Buying medication online is full of risks. This blog focusing in on the risk of buying Naltrexone online without a prescription.
When a loved one is going through withdrawal, you may feel powerless. But there are things you can do to help!
What are the best sobriety applications for Android users? We have a great list so you can stop scrolling the app store and start focusing on recovery.
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