Winston Churchill once said, “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” If you’re in recovery from
For many, detoxification can be the first essential step toward recovery, clearing harmful substances from the body in a safe, managed way so you, your
Unfortunately, marijuana withdrawal symptoms affect many people with cannabis use disorder (CUD). CUD, also referred to as marijuana use disorder, means that using weed has
At Waypoint Recovery Center, we’re interested in the science behind sustainable sobriety and effective relapse prevention. With the arrival of cooler temperatures and shorter days,
What Is Sleep Hygiene? Sleep hygiene is a term used to refer to a series of habits that promote a more restful sleep. Since insomnia
An Overview One important, but often overlooked, part of the recovery journey is the need for emotional sobriety. Since it’s common for people with substance
If someone you care about has recently decided to seek addiction treatment, you may find yourself wondering what a blackout period means. Not to be
How to Stay Sober When Your Partner Still Drinks.
If you’re newly sober and feel like you’re on top of the world, you may be riding the pink cloud. No one is suggesting that
Talking about sexual dysfunction can be embarrassing, but this is an issue that is quite common among both men and women seeking substance abuse treatment. If