Making a commitment to engage and participate in an executive sober living will promote health and empower your lifestyle changes for long-term sustained recovery. Sober living promises accountability, challenge, and peer support.

by Cini Shaw   I hope this entry finds you and yours well. As I sit here in my kitchen/home office, I have had some time to reflect on many of the wonderful speakers I have had the privilege of hearing over the last six months.  William White’s closing statements in November at CCAR’s 2019 Multiple Pathways Conference have been resonating with me. He spoke of the confusion in our world, then, referencing our political leaders and the state of our environment.  He eloquently

The traditional approach to working with individuals with substance use disorders, a chronic disease, has been to wait until an acute crisis occurs, “let them hit bottom,” i.e., they lose their job, their spouse files for a divorce, they have a car accident, experience a run-in with the law, require an emergency room visit or suffer an overdose.

The holiday season doesn’t have to be a threat to your life in recovery. Manage dangerous situations, triggers, cravings with tips like recovery coaching support, 12-step meetings, SMART Recovery, Exercise, Nutrition and much more

Ben M. Reviews the new documentary on Netflix about four young men who struggle with severe opioid use disorders in West Virginia and the difficult journey ahead of them as they seek to find fulfillment living sober in a life of recovery. .

Making a commitment to engage and participate in an executive sober living will promote health and empower your lifestyle changes for long-term sustained recovery. Sober living promises accountability, challenge, and peer support.

5 tips to help you prepare when traveling for business in recovery? Learn ways to maintain serenity and manage stress when business travel is inevitable in early recovery.

High-achieving professionals are vulnerable to missing out on happiness . in midlife. Learn how slowing down and learning to enjoy the moment and process can lead to a rewarding life and fulfillment in recovery.