Make A Commitment to Recovery, Achieve Your Goals with Help from A Recovery Coach
Incorporate a recovery coach into your plan for recovery. Recovery coaching will help you stay committed to meet to connect with sober support, the recovery community, and fulfill obligations to yourself and your loved ones.
How To Utilize Your Recovery Coach For A Safe & Sober Holiday in Early Recovery
Utilize your recovery coach this holiday season. Here are several topics and plans you should make to ensure sober holiday celebrations and joy in early recovery.
Why Recovery is A Spiritual Path for Finding Meaning and Personal Growth
In early recovery connecting with spirituality is vital. Some find it difficult to distinguish between spirituality and religion. It is said that recovery is a spiritual program for many reasons. Keep reading for the top three.
Sober Living: Express Your Gratitude to New Connections and Sober Support in Recovery
Your hero’s journey is epic. In recovery it is blessed with help and support of others. Start practicing Gratitude daily, show your appreciation to the new connections and healthy relationships you’ve forged in sober living.
Your Path to Serenity is Found in Healthy Relationships Forged in Sober Living
Healthy relationships forged in sober living homes help you to live following your belief and value system and to form new virtues. 3 virtues found within the serenity prayer when you aspire to obtain in your life can and will create a feeling of happiness and calm, as you progress along your personal path in recovery.
Sober Living & The Stages Of Change
Understand how the stages of change and residing in a sober living home in Connecticut will help motivate you to progress through these stages naturally, safely and comfortably.
The 5 Most Common Myths About Alcohol Busted
Have you let these falsehoods about alcohol or drugs step in between you and sobriety? In this post, you’ll learn why 5 alcohol myths are dangerous to your health and livelihood.
Recognize How High Functioning Alcoholics Use Denial
Do you deny or excuse your excessive drinking?
Denial is when you refuse to accept a harsh reality as truth.
At first, denial in high functioning professionals isn’t recognizable. You are able to explain away your alcohol or drug abuse to your family, loved ones, colleagues, and yourself. As you continue to abuse alcohol, the different types of denial become more natural to recognize and more destructive.
Sober Living: Learn to Control Cravings Before They Control You
High functioning executive stress is a known cause of cravings for alcohol. Learning to manage your cravings before it controls you, takes practice, but it is not impossible. Do cravings for alcohol cause fear and uncertainty throughout your busy workday? It’s a known fact that stressful situations create the obsession to drink in those who suffer from substance use disorders. Learn to control your cravings.
As an executive, your daily routine has stressful situations lurking
How to Recognize Early Warning Signs of Alcohol Abuse In High-Functioning Executives
Do you think you are drinking too frequently or having more drinks than intended? Learn how to spot early warning signs of an alcohol use disorder in high functioning executives.