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There are some common myths about addiction recovery that actually make it harder to understand and help those going through recovery.

The many benefits of pets during addiction recovery await you. So does your future furry best friend and loving companion!

Starting your recovery can be a challenging and overwhelming task. Learn more on how to look after your mental health in recovery!

Take a look at the pros and cons of moving back to your parents while in recovery so that you can make the best decision for yourself.

Preparing for a sober holiday season takes a lot of effort and perseverance. Here’s how you can ensure success and alleviate stress during this period.

You may be looking for a way of getting back on track after a relapse for yourself or a loved one. Follow this link for some advice and steps you can follow.

Sobriety is not easy. Partly because addiction is undeniably alluring and partly because individuals fighting substance abuse often struggle with a deeper issue that mind-altering substances help mask or provide a distraction from. And the journey to sobriety is different for every individual. Some wake up one day fully motivated to quit. On the other hand, others need more help. They join a rehab program that will provide them with the initial push.

There are numerous mental health benefits of an organized home. Reduced stress is the dominant one and can affect many spheres of your life.

Moving to one of the best cities in the US for sober living can enhance your recovery journey.

Here is how to stop enabling someone's addiction and help them recover. Unless they face the consequences, they will never make a change.

If you are wondering whether moving back into an old neighborhood or living in a sober house after rehab is the right choice for you, here is what you need to know about both options.

Although having a job during addiction recovery is highly beneficial as it helps you maintain a healthy routine in life, there is a connection between your job and addiction that is not as positive. If you are struggling to recover from substance abuse, the type of work you do might be a part of the issue.

Finding employment for people in recovery can be challenging. Re-entering a job market after treatment is one of the first troubles early recovery brings.

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Hoarding and substance abuse individually affect both the person struggling with these issues and their families. And sometimes, they can co-exist, demanding simultaneous treatment. These two conditions share some characteristics but have unique ways of damaging the user's life.

It's necessary to continue to invest in yourself in addiction recovery as it will make it easier to remain sober. Now is the time to focus on all the other areas of your life. Then, you will notice some tremendous changes in your physical and mental well-being.