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Signs You Might Be Suffering From Depression

November 16, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

Someone in an office looks out a window contemplating if they are suffering from depression.

Overcoming a substance use disorder is a huge accomplishment. Although someone has done the hard work to achieve lasting sobriety, most in recovery understand that there will be some bumps in the road. However, something that may not be anticipated on the recovery journey is encountering a bout with depression. Famously, even the co-founder of […]

Filed Under: Mental Health, Recovery Tagged With: depression, mental health, relapse, relapse prevention, sober living

Spiritual Practices for a Sober Summer

September 30, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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The word “spirituality” is a complex one, with multiple interpretations attributed to it. Some will equate spirituality to the practice of a particular religion, such as Catholicism, Judaism, Protestant faith denominations, Islam, or evangelical non-denominational Christian. To others, the term spirituality refers to a relationship with the universe or other divine entities, such as New […]

Filed Under: Holistic Treatment, Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: holistic care, sober activities, Sober Fun, sober living, sober summer, Spiritual Care, spiritual health, Spirituality

5 Mental Health Tips to Help with Sobriety this Summer

September 28, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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As we head into the final leg of summer it is a good time to take stock. You have successfully maintained sobriety throughout the summer months by practicing relapse prevention strategies and avoiding known triggers. While sustaining recovery is commendable in every way, perhaps now is a good time to pay particular attention to mental […]

Filed Under: Mental Health, Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: mental health, recovery tips, sober activities, Sober Fun, sober living, wellness

Tips on How to Stay Sober and Still Have Fun During Summer

September 21, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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The summer months can sometimes be a challenge for people in early recovery. Memories of substance-infused parties, concerts, and family gatherings may temporarily gloss over the harsh realities of the substance use disorder you have left behind. Maintaining recovery during the summer will depend on continuing the proven actions that have gotten you this far, […]

Filed Under: Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: sober activities, Sober Fun, sober living, sobriety, summer fun

5 Ideas for Sober Activities

September 11, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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Never has maintaining an ongoing connection with your sober support system been more critical than now. Our daily lives are currently being shaped by physical distancing guidelines, causing those in recovery to revise their usual sober activities somewhat. What your own sober support system looks like is entirely unique to your personality, preferences, and recovery […]

Filed Under: Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: covid-19, sober activities, Sober Fun, sober living, sobriety, social distancing

The Importance of a Sober Living Network in Recovery

August 26, 2020 by Ashley Addiction Treatment

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Recovery proceeds on a continuum. The journey begins when you enter treatment and discontinue use of the substance, but rehab is only the launch pad to recovery. To achieve and maintain a long-term substance-free life involves cultivating a sober living network, consisting of family and friends, recovery groups, mentors or sponsors, counselors, and pastors. These […]

Filed Under: Recovery, Sober Living Tagged With: community, reducing stress, Sober Fun, sober living, sober living homes, sobriety, Sponsorship, stress management

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