
How Quitting Smoking Supports Recovery
You might already know how dangerous smoking can be, but when you’re dealing with substance use disorder (SUD), cigarettes can feel like the least urgent

You might already know how dangerous smoking can be, but when you’re dealing with substance use disorder (SUD), cigarettes can feel like the least urgent

When was the last time you enjoyed seven to nine hours of uninterrupted, quality sleep in one single night? If you’re a parent, a student,

We live in interesting times. Almost all of us are connected online, the Pope is from Chicago, and nonalcoholic beverage sales are on the rise.

When you enter our medically-assisted detox program in Cameron, SC, you might feel like your brain and body are both throwing an epic, debilitating tantrum

You might look at Katy Perry, Jamie Lee Curtis, Dax Shepard, or Kristin Davis and think that they have it all. Fame and talent can

We won’t lie to you: Recovery can feel a little lonely, especially when the holidays roll in, and everyone seems wrapped up in their own

Kicking substances can wake up a lot of feelings, and—yes—anger can bubble up right when you’re trying to make a hugely positive life change. That

Recovery isn’t a straight line, and it definitely doesn’t come with a formula. You might wish you could just plug your story into an equation

You might wonder if you should tell anyone at all about entering treatment for substances—especially family members or loved ones who might not understand what

Everyone gets stressed out, no matter who you are or what stage of recovery you’re in. Here’s what you need to know about stress when