by Paul Tucker | Nov 25, 2015 | Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Alumni, Info Articles, Sober Living
The Ghosts of Holidays Past How do you manage to stay sober when you’re entering that frivolous holiday time of the year lasting from Halloween through New Year’s Eve? Relapse prevention during the holidays is no small feat during those weeks, a time when we...
by Paul Tucker | Nov 13, 2015 | Info Articles
If you want to lead a good and fulfilling life, you have to constantly improve yourself. This might include entering the recovery process, jogging for thirty minutes a day, or learning a new language. As human beings, we’re very critical of ourselves. We do not want...
by Paul Tucker | Oct 30, 2015 | Info Articles
The Shame of Addiction: Refuse to Own it The conjunction of two events — the celebration of September’s National Recovery Month, and the publication of Brené Brown’s latest book, “Rising Strong” —has many of the people who work in addiction medicine thinking about the...
by Paul Tucker | Oct 24, 2015 | Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Industry News, Info Articles
The Family’s Role During Substance Abuse Treatment If you’re the family member or loved one of someone with a substance use disorder, that person undoubtedly tells you that they got themselves into this trouble and they will get themselves out of it. However,...
by Paul Tucker | Oct 15, 2015 | Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Alumni, Industry News, Info Articles, Sober Living
Recovery in Albuquerque: Joining Alumni Groups When you begin substance abuse recovery in Albuquerque, you may have anxiety around the idea of meeting the other people in treatment there. If you’ve already begun your journey toward sobriety, do you remember how...
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