Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome: An Unexpected Consequence of Staying Home
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed daily routines for people throughout South Carolina. To slow the spread of the virus, people are being encouraged to... Read More
Using Telemedicine to Support Your Addiction Recovery
Telemedicine continues to grow in popularity, especially in areas where social distancing remains a necessity. For those who are receiving outpatient treatment for drug or... Read More
How a Healthy Diet Can Help You Manage Stress in Addiction Recovery
Stress is an unavoidable part of life, which is why it’s important to understand how to cope with stress in a healthy way instead of... Read More
How to Tell the Person You’re Dating About Your Recovery
It’s not recommended that you begin dating until you have at least one year of sobriety under your belt, since it takes time to become... Read More
Are You Enabling a Loved One’s Addiction?
Having a spouse, parent, adult child, or other loved one who suffers from an addiction to drugs or alcohol is not easy. You hate to... Read More
Stop Making Excuses and Take Control of Your Recovery
Making a Decision Making the decision to enter treatment isn’t easy. It’s common for men and women who are struggling with drug or alcohol abuse... Read More
Fun and Unique Sober Date Ideas in Charleston County
Dating while sober doesn’t have to be boring. For your convenience, the team at Waypoint Recovery Center‘s South Carolina drug and alcohol addiction treatment program... Read More
How to Use Urge Surfing to Manage Cravings
When you are struggling with cravings, it is important to realize that thoughts of substance abuse do not have to lead to actions. Reaching out... Read More
What You Need to Know About Moving Forward After Relapse
The recovery journey is full of ups and downs. If you’ve relapsed, you may be worried about what the future holds. However, this doesn’t mean... Read More
Avoiding Boredom and Staying Busy in Recovery
Boredom Is a Common Fear One common fear that people have when they enter a recovery program is that life without drugs and alcohol will... Read More