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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 

Courtney Todd is the digital marketing coordinator at Workit Health. She has a  passion for raising awareness in the addiction treatment, recovery, and public health space.

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