Live Streaming Sober, and Other Ways to Enjoy Live Music in Recovery
As a music lover in recovery, how can you enjoy the live shows you love safely while continuing to prioritize your sobriety?
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Art and Intimate Letters for Loved Ones – 4 Hour LIVE Virtual Retreat – September 12, 2020 | 12 – 4 pm PST
If you are a heart-based or spiritually minded person who wants to find an authentic way to express your deepest thoughts, feelings and perceptions, please join me for the “ART and INTIMATE LETTERS FOR LOVED ONES” retreat.
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Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan talks addiction, anxiety and his first panic attack
"Suddenly I couldn’t breathe, and I was sweating in the shower. And I remember just pushing the shower door open, crawling out on the floor, putting a towel on and yelling for my mom,"
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Intervening in Recovery. A Conversation with Earl Hightower
He made a career out of standing up to addicts and helping get them the help they need. He is speaking up for what he knows works.
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I’m a recovering alcoholic, and my husband loves beer. Here’s how we make it work.
As a recovering alcoholic with over a decade of being sober, Petro describes the challenges that can arise from being married to a beer-lover.
Read MoreWhy Millennials Take Mental Health Days and How to Take Them Too
If you are frustrated because your young co-worker just took a mental health day, get used to it. Where older...
BUILDING A RECOVERY FRIENDLY COMMUNITY:
“The opposite of addiction is a connection,” is a motto for the Recovery Community Alliance, a network of over 50...
Aftercare Spotlight: Centering Prayer Can Bring Silence to Your Soul
By – Kathleen Lindstrom Dick Young’s search for peace started 50 years ago when his wife, Carolyn, gave him an...
Interview with the Author: Gabor Maté
by Jennifer Matesa We caught up with Gabor Maté while he was on holiday on Hornby Island, British Columbia. Renew:In...
Jingle Bells or Jingle Hell?
By Tim Hillegonds For a lot of people—or at least the ones we recovering folks would call “normies”—the holiday...
