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If you have a loved one struggling with sobriety, here are a few tips that could help start the conversation...

Seven Steps To Confronting The Addict In Your Life - InRecovery If you’re lucky enough to never have experienced addiction yourself, chances are, you know someone who has. Chances are, you’ve also seen the struggle – the countless failed attempts, the lies, the heartache. Moveover chances are, you’ve tried to help, but each time, they seem to drift furth...

John Southworth: You may not have met him, but his life’s works has impacted everyone’s life in the addiction recovery community.

John Southworth ...The Passing of a Real Life Hero - InRecovery John Southworth 1938-2017 John Southworth was born January 1, 1938 in Oakley Idaho. John spent his early years in Oakley until the family moved to Caldwell in 1958. He was born with a quick wit, sharp mind and irrepressible sense of humor that would serve him well throughout his life. Following a sh...

Studies show that smoking, drinking, and drugs affect the body inside and out. Stay on the path to recovery and discover your fountain of youth!

Sobriety - The Fountain of Youth - InRecovery A recent study reported in the Journal of Epidemiology gives us yet another great reason to remain inspired in recovery. People who smoke, drink and do drugs are much more likely to be in poor health and age themselves more quickly both inside and out. Everything from skin to internal organs are sig...

We all have different roles to play when a loved one is going through recovery. Here are a few tips to help you and your loved one on the path to recovery.

Tips for Families Helping an Addicted Loved One - InRecovery Most family members feel helpless as they watch a child or parent slip further into the abyss of addiction. You want to help, read all the literature, and still can’t find a way to break through. You then go through stages ranging from enabling to forcefully insisting on treatment but nothing seem...

Have you met InRecovery’s Luminary of the Month, Dr. Andrea Barthwell? Her accomplishments include serving as president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine, she received the Betty Ford Award from the Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse, and has been named one of the “Best Doctors in America” in addiction medicine.

Luminary of the Month - InRecovery Dr. Andrea Barthwell is one of the most highly respected and well recognized names in all of addiction treatment. After all, she’s served as president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine, received the Betty Ford Award from the Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance A...

TGIF! As we get ready for the weekend, share with us what is helping you stay happy while on the path to recovery.

Synthetic Happiness - InRecovery There are now over 1,000 apps promoting happiness or well-being that either teach you how to meditate, do yoga, or any number of other stress relieving activities while sending you positive affirmations or photos of sunrises and kittens. Instant happiness. It’s technology jumping in to solve anoth...

Run, swim, canoe, bike, and climb your way to a faster recovery. Did you know outdoor activities can be beneficial not only to your physical and mental health, but to your recovery as well?

Adventure Therapy - InRecovery Have you ever considered Adventure Therapy as part of your ongoing recovery? If not, then perhaps you should. Many people describe a wide variety of benefits that they are unlikely to experience had they merely stayed at home on the couch. It also helps to create incredible memories to help sustain....

Inside Alcohol and Exercise and the Road to Recovery. Read how exercise can help keep you on the recovery path.

INSIDE ALCOHOL AND EXERCISE - InRecovery I have never been an alcoholic or an addict in the typical sense. I do, however, work in an addiction treatment wellness center, where I am viewed as an expert on all things fitness and nutrition. I started exercising to transform a body I was unhappy with. When I started training in clinical settin...

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