Addiction Recovery in the Time of COVID-19
Remember during this troubling time, you are absolutely not alone. Do what you need to do to go that extra mile in order to strengthen your recovery.
Daniel is a writer in recovery and mental health advocate. He has been living with depression since he was a teenager and has found ways to live and thrive with it. Daniel is a regular contributor to Pax Riverbend.
Remember during this troubling time, you are absolutely not alone. Do what you need to do to go that extra mile in order to strengthen your recovery.
If you feel something isn’t right with your children then it’s time to look into it. Opening up a conversation is the first step into tapping into the state of their mental health.
Be grateful that you are safe and sober and look at this upcoming season as time to build your life so the rest of the holidays in the future are everything you want them to be. Your future self will thank you.
There is one habit you can start practicing that can change everything, reading food labels.
If a favorite drink or two becomes more, or if life just isn’t good unless you have a buzz, you may have a problem. Alcohol Awareness Month is a good time to discuss the signs of alcoholism.
Addiction can seem like a hopeless trap. It’s not. There is always hope, and where there is hope, there is potential. The journey to get sober may not be easy, but it can be done.