Practical guides, member stories, and clinical answers — written by people in recovery and reviewed by addiction medicine clinicians. Updated weekly.
After outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment, and multiple rounds of detox, Max got sober through online treatment. Now they help others.
My period of problematic drinking (my active addiction, as we often call it) was short. I got drunk for the first time in October of 2010 and for the last time in February of 2014. The shortness of this time didn’t make it any less intense or less destructive. In
Workit Health recently announced a transition to Shared Follow-up Appointments for follow-up care. Here are some basics about Shared Follow-up Appointments. We’re excited to offer our members clinical recovery care, peer connection, and recovery support all in one visit. What are Shared Follow-up Appointments? As a general definition, Shared Follow-up
Are you having trouble getting Suboxone treatment in Florida? Florida has a lot of addiction treatment centers. The National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, which collects and analyzes data from other organizations, estimates that there are 847 drug rehab treatment facilities in the state of Florida. So you might think
A recovery toolkit (or “spiritual toolkit” or “spiritual toolbox”) is a set of action-based practices and strategies that support us in our recovery journey. These tools can help us feel more stable, happy, focused, or relaxed, and can help us navigate our triggers, cope with our cravings, and manage our
Want to quit drinking without AA? Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is free, accessible, and simple. But it’s no longer the only house on the block. There are endless options to try for support and guidance if you’d struggling with alcohol.
Jacob Jean-Charles has written a few tips and tricks on how to support your loved one during their recovery journey.
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