Sober Living

Treatments in a clinical setting may include medically monitored detox as well as IV hydration, electrolyte supplementation, and more. Mild symptoms may be treatable at home, while more serious side effects such as high blood pressure, hand tremors, and disorientation should be monitored in a medical environment. Alcohol withdrawal fevers are typically mild and are attributable […]

One common mistake for those who are new to alcohol and drug recovery is substituting a new compulsive behavior for their old one. People new to recovery can find themselves approaching their new diet, exercise program, job, and even participation in support groups with a compulsion that echoes addiction. Many people who misuse alcohol or

In 2002, she began working at a homeless family shelter, and it was there she realized she wanted to pursue a career in mental health. In 2010, Kim graduated from Cambridge College with a Master of Ed all while raising her three amazing sons. She received her LMHC in 2012 and in 2015 became the

For those in early recovery, they get substance abuse and mental health treatment through the private New Life House program at Clear Recovery Center. This formal treatment is helpful, as addressing mental health is our key focus. Overview Answer House is here to help young men continue their recovery journey. Gain Independence with Substance Abuse

Irina has an extensive background working with young adults and their families, and has been participating in the Vanderburgh House community for many years, helping the young men recover. Colby is a graduate of the program and has been involved with the community for over four years. He is passionate about recovery and strives for

There are several popular apps for a brain workout, including Fit Brain, which features exercises that target emotional intelligence and self-awareness. Cut yourself off from caffeine by six hours before bedtime, and drink plenty of water and celebrities drinking alcohol other hydrating beverages. Set aside 30 minutes before retiring to engage in a wind-down routine,

SMART Recovery and similar groups use a peer-sharing model but don’t rely on the idea of surrender. Instead, these groups promote empowerment of the individual to exercise control over the treatment of and recovery from addiction. S.O.S. is focused on helping people overcome addictions by focusing on their values and integrity rather than embracing a