The discussion is worthwhile whether the person you care about chooses to enter treatment or not Unfortunately, not all conversations about a person’s need to accept treatment for a substance use disorder result in them entering a program. Regardless, these...
Everyone always talks a lot about self-improvement and the steps that they’re going to take to better themselves. However, when it comes to actually taking action, it can be easy to talk yourself out of making real changes. This can be especially true for individuals...
Ensure your gathering is comfortable for people with substance use disorders Summer in the Maritimes is a social and joyful time to laugh and connect with others. But summer can be a difficult time for people in recovery. Whether it’s boating, camping, or BBQs, it’s...
Self-care and self-awareness are key to maintaining a life in recovery Most people who have previously done a treatment program are familiar with the acronym H.A.L.T.: Hungry Angry Lonely Tired HALT is often used in recovery as a reminder to pause and evaluate what...
