It’s time to go back to work now that you’ve completed addiction treatment. Reintegrating into the workplace does present a set of challenges, but [...]

When the start of a new year approaches, it’s normal to think about ways to better yourself and make a fresh start in the [...]

When scientists first began studying addiction in the 1930s, it was widely accepted that people who were addicted to drugs or alcohol were morally [...]

Struggling with an active addiction is hard enough. Admitting that you need professional help can be even harder. But when you’re a parent with [...]

As another new year approaches, it’s natural to think about your recovery journey and look for ways to strengthen it. You may have already made [...]

Addiction relapse rates are similar to those of other chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, [...]

Retirement is the result of decades of work, and many Americans count down the days until they can retire and spend their time doing the [...]

Christmas and New Year’s are just around the corner, and parties and gatherings are filling up social calendars coast to coast. It could be [...]

Retirement can be tough for people in recovery. There’s a lot more downtime to fill, and you no longer have the daily human interaction [...]

Although the majority of children under 18 in the U.S. live in two-parent households, a substantial number live with just one parent. Around 2.5 [...]

Grief is an emotional state of intense sorrow. It is brought on by a sense of loss. The most intense grief is usually associated [...]

When your partner enters treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction, feelings of relief and newfound hope for a happier, brighter future prevail. Still, [...]