Sex positivity has helped many queer people feel proud of who they are and how they love. However, when this open embrace of sex mixes…
Leaving treatment is a big step, but it often brings new challenges that can feel overwhelming and put sobriety at risk. Building a strong support…
Studies show that LGBTQ people are more than twice as likely to struggle with substance use compared to the general population. This is often due…
September is National Recovery Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about substance use and mental health treatment. This month-long observance celebrates the achievements of…
Trauma, stemming from violence, abuse, or accidents, can have long-lasting psychological effects if left untreated. Often, these effects contribute to substance abuse as people attempt…
Everyone deserves a chance to experience a happier life, and recovery from addiction offers a fresh start toward that goal. But finding happiness in recovery…
Deciding to remove a substance from your life is a huge step. But after the initial excitement wears off, you might ask more practical questions,…
The 4th of July brings more than just fireworks and barbecues — it can also spark anxiety for those in recovery. As red, white, and…
Chances are, you’re familiar with the concept of a “soberversary,” even if you haven’t heard the term before. Combining “sober” and “anniversary,” a soberversary offers…
It’s no secret that drugs and alcohol are addictive substances that only serve to make your life worse. Even if you’re deeply entrenched in addiction,…