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Enjoying the Super Bowl without drinking or drugs takes planning, especially in early recovery. Here are tips to get through the big game.
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Ground Yourself in Times of Stress

Stress and anxiety can be difficult for everyone, but pose special challenges for people in addiction recovery. Here are three simple grounding techniques to try when your thoughts spiral.
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Recovering Out Loud: Chris’s Perspective

Recovering out loud—being very open about the addiction and recovery journey in all aspects of life—is growing more popular. Is it for you?
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Journaling as a Recovery Tool

Journaling is a flexible, accessible recovery tool that can improve our well-being. Here's how journaling can help, as well as some tips for getting started.
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Peer Support: How I Found My Purpose

Peer support specialists use our lived experience of addiction to relate to others in recovery and help them in their journey.
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Celebrating National Recovery Month

National Recovery Month promotes and supports people in recovery, evidence-based treatment, and providers and recovery communities.
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Anger Management in Recovery

Anger is powerful and important. It can serve as a messenger of unmet needs, but it can be dangerous to our recovery and relationships. Here are some signs to watch out for and ways to cope with anger in recovery.
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Maintaining Momentum & Motivation in Recovery

Once in a while we just lose steam in long-term addiction recovery. Here are ten ways to stay motivated and keep momentum in your recovery.
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A Helpful Tool for Getting through Cravings

Cravings are normal in addiction recovery, but they and uncomfortable and can derail you. The DEADS tool is a useful resource to help you get through cravings.
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Suboxone Tastes Bad: Tips to Cope With the Flavor

For a lot of people, Suboxone tastes bad. Here’s a round-up of ways people get past the taste so they don’t miss a dose.
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Deciding to Get Help: Stages of Change

Addiction recovery is a process of change and often happens a little at a time, like in this six-stage model of behavior change.
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What is Emotional Sobriety (And Why Don’t I Have It Yet)?

Amy Dresner explores the concept of emotional sobriety and why she feels like she still lacks it, even more than 11 years into recovery.
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5 Ways to Reconnect to Your Recovery

Losing steam in addiction recovery? Here are five ways to keep your recovery fresh if you realize your no longer as connected.
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What It’s Like to Induct on Buprenorphine

If you have taken the first steps toward enrolling in a buprenorphine treatment program: congratulations! The first moves toward sobriety are some of the hardest and most courageous to take.

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Weight Gain in Addiction Recovery

Gaining weight when we get sober is a rite of passage for many of us. Why do we gain weight in early addiction recovery, and how can we accept weight gain, and find solutions?

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