
National Recovery Month Reminds Us There Is Always Hope for Recovery
Since 1989, September has been observed as National Recovery Month throughout the United States. The goal of this observance is to reduce the stigma surrounding

Alcohol-Related Deaths Are on the Rise
A study released by JAMA’s Substance Use and Addiction Journal on July 28, 2023 looked at 605,948 fatalities associated with alcohol use between 1999 and

Are You Ready for Recovery?
Do you feel like you’re at a crossroads, grappling with the shadows of an addiction that has cast a dark cloud over your life? Is

Debunking Common Myths About Alcohol Use Disorders
Far too often, public perception of those people grappling with alcohol-related challenges is clouded by stigma and misunderstanding. At Waypoint Recovery Center, we believe that

From Shame to Strength: Overcoming Barriers to Seeking Addiction Treatment
When you’re struggling with a drug or alcohol addiction, shame can make it feel as if an invisible weight is pressing against your entire body.

How to Achieve Emotional Sobriety in Addiction Recovery
Once you’ve made the decision to get sober, it’s normal to be focused on the physical changes your body experiences as you adjust to the