Posts in Recovery
Lynda Carter, more famously known as “Wonder Woman” from 1970s television, opened up about her battle with alcoholism on Sunday night's episode of “Oprah: Where Are They Now?” Carter shared what happened after her iconic role ended in 1979, and in the 1980s when she gave up her Hollywood career and moved to Washington, D.C.
The Jennings are at the top of their game – not just with volleyball, but with recovery too
Zac Efron was propelled to success as the baby-faced heartthrob in the Disney movie “High School Musical.” But that sudden success didn’t lead to any high notes in his personal life.
A growing number of people in recovery are working in the recovery fields, bringing a unique perspective to treatment programs. RENEW caught up with a few of these people to discuss how they’ve moved from helping themselves to helping others.
As the summer wraps up and people return to routine, it’s a perfect time to evaluate your recovery. This week we’ll be looking at ways to breathe new life into your journey.
When a family member comes home from addiction treatment, you're filled with questions. Here's some help.
If you’re in recovery from an addiction, you’ve learned hard-won lessons — sometimes over and over.
Recently, my husband and I have wrestled with what to tell our beautiful children about my recovery that has twice separated me from them. This is a story that I came up with to try and illustrate where I am and why.
Jamey Kowalski says yoga saved his life. He now helps others grow their own life balance as the key to success in addiction recovery. Listen to my conversation with him.
Choose a recovery method that’s right for your adolescent.
