Table of Contents Addiction recovery is difficult, but support groups can help light the way. They offer a safe place for people with shared experiences to connect with others who can empathize and offer support. Support groups for addicts and alcoholics foster mutual compassion among members. Those battling alcoholism or drug addiction can greatly benefit from The...
Table of Contents Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) introduced a new ray of hope for those struggling with alcoholism. This 12-step program, created in 1935, stated that support groups and therapy could be a way to treat alcoholism. However, AA was designed to help alcoholics only, not including other addictions. This division is why another 12-step program...
Table of Contents Witnessing someone you care about struggle with a substance use disorder may tremendously upset and drain your mental and emotional well-being. Substance abuse can eventually damage relationships by destroying trust and weakening the connection between people. As a result, it can be formidable to support loved ones in recovery. The team at...
Table of Contents The recovery process can be a trying period in anyone’s life. Significant change does not occur right away. However, the correct treatment and counseling can restore a patient’s life and relationships. While short-term inpatient, or residential, treatment programs typically run for up to four weeks, many people may benefit from extended programs...
