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At last we can reveal that Never Alone Recovery has been voted Best in Mental Health Counseling for 2023 by NWITimes readership. With your support, we remain committed to making success in recovery isattainable.
Addiction affects 21M+ in the US, with two classes of symptoms: Physiological addiction alters mood/behavior, while physical addiction impacts the body. Treatment must address both for successful recovery.
Is there anything you can even do to help an addicted loved one? Here's everything you need to know when it comes to helping a loved one find the right drug rehab.
Because there are so many factors involved, it's hard to assess one's own risk for addiction. Fortunately, we've put together a guide to assessing your risk for addiction.
The prospect of talking to your kids about your addiction is no easy decision. So how do you know it's time? And what should you say?
Have you recently heard the expression "sober curious" and wondered what it's about? Here's what you should know about the sober curious movement.
Social media can support recovery if used mindfully and moderately. Learn more about the benefits, risks, and best ways to use social media as a recovery tool.
We don't normally associate sobriety with laughter, but here we are... Can you boost your recovery with humor? Let's see how humor helps recovery.
We often refer to things as "chaotic," but did you know that you can actually be addicted to chaos? Here's everything you need to know about chaos addiction.
There are constant news reports lamenting the effects of fentanyl, but do you actually know what it is? Here's everything you need to know about fentanyl.
In this article, we're exploring the relationship between addiction and identity, and providing strategies for rebuilding self-esteem and self-worth in recovery. Learn to see yourself as valuable and worthy of love and respect.
Impulse control disorder, or ICD, is a condition associated with a number of uncontrollable behaviors. Here's everything you need to know about impulse control disorder.