Sober living

The app creates an on-demand atmosphere where users can express their need for support and connect with other sober folks to help them through difficult times. Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART) is an international community of mutual-support groups that cover conditions like substance use disorders, eating disorders, gambling, and more. They can also be beneficial [...]

The sad truth is that nobody can make an addict want to stop using drugs. Those people who are close to the addict can get sucked into the whirling vortex of addiction and lose themselves. Dealing with a drug addict can make life seem hopeless as you helplessly watch your loved one waste away from [...]

I deeply appreciate how much you are sacrificing for me. The countless good jobs you have given up for me; all the friends that you deeply cared for, you gave up for me. I love to see you suffer mentally, physically, spiritually, and socially. I want to make you restless so you can never relax. [...]

The reality for both the overt and covert narcissist is that they have a fragile sense of self. Researcher and author Craig Malkin, PhD, suggests that the term "covert" can be misleading. In his work, he states that the term covert is often used to suggest that the covert narcissist is sneaky or that their [...]

Common symbols and designs found in sobriety tattoos include the sober circle and triangle, which represent unity, recovery, and service. Another popular choice is getting one’s sobriety date tattooed as a reminder of their journey. These sobriety symbols serve as powerful reminders of the individual’s commitment to sobriety. This sobriety tattoo features an inspiring quote, [...]

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About75%have never been married,36.5%are still in school, and54%work full time. Approximately22%have a first- or second-degree family member who is also dependent on alcohol. Compared to other types of alcoholics, young adults areless likely to have psychiatric disorders or legal problems. Chronic severe alcoholics include the highest percentage of people struggling with co-occurring psychiatric disorders and [...]