
7 Strategies for Balancing Early Recovery with a Serious Relationship
To date in early addiction recovery, or not to date? That is the question.
Freedom from alcohol in 90 days with clinical, community, and coexisting issue support.
Medication management (including GLP-1s) and progress monitoring—without all of the components of Workit Core.
Corissa Lappin is passionate about helping others bridge the gap between addiction and long-term recovery, as she did herself. She has a BA in Psychology from SFSU, and has previously worked in the recovery field as a medical assistant and clinician supervising those on methadone and buprenorphine.

To date in early addiction recovery, or not to date? That is the question.

As a person in recovery, who used Suboxone and is a participant in 12 step recovery, I want to explain why stigma against Suboxone happens, where the stigma comes from, and give my personal outlook on why we should all work to eradicate stigma.

A disorder? Medications? I felt desperate and confused. I thought going through treatment for addiction would free me from medications, not make me reliant on more of them.

Below are four quick tips that can be utilized when going through the early times, which can help alleviate any fears or anxieties you might have during that turbulent stage.

Being newly sober, no one mentioned to me that other bad habits, behaviors, or addictions would rear their ugly faces during my recovery, so my bulimia took place of my drug and alcohol addiction.

Heroin was my best friend, something I couldn’t live without, something that would replace anything or anyone in my life at any given time.
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