by Kelsey Keeton | Nov 29, 2020 | Alcoholism, Drinking
Addiction is a disease of isolation. This means that the pandemic puts many people’s recovery at risk. While we are supposed to stay at home and avoid gatherings for our health and safety, it is jeopardizing the health and safety of some. Boredom can cause some...
by Kelsey Keeton | Nov 13, 2020 | Alcoholism, Drinking
The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the way we live. Many businesses closed. events were canceled, and meetings were moved to digital platforms. In many ways, the things we are used to doing have now been altered in one form or another. Alcoholics Anonymous...
by Kelsey Keeton | Oct 9, 2020 | Alcoholism, sobriety
Recognizing an addiction and deciding to get help for it are not easy tasks. However, when you do make that decision, it’s important to practice some good rehab prep. That way, you’ll be in the best position possible for when your treatment begins… How-to Practice...
by Kelsey Keeton | Sep 18, 2020 | Alcoholism, DUI & DWI
When considering trying to get sober, you will have to decide if you are going cold turkey or tapering off. There is a lot to consider when deciding which route to go. The decision will be different for each person. Unfortunately there is not a step-by-step, failsafe...
by Aaron Lee | Aug 8, 2020 | Alcoholism, Drinking
Most people figure that it’s easy to tell when someone is battling an addiction. However, a high-functioning addict can typically defy that characteristic and continue on in their daily life. If you suspect that someone close to you might be suffering, it might be...
by Aaron Lee | Jul 22, 2020 | Alcoholism, Drinking
During our current pandemic, there isn’t too much to do for many of us. A lot of you reading this might be working from home, avoiding bars and restaurants, and trying your best to keep yourself and your family members safe. In turn, you are likely finding yourself...
