Los Angeles Recovery Center that Helps You Build Skills to Truly Recover
Speaking of “steps,” one of the most difficult ones can be reaching out to a facility like ours in the first place.
Dating In Recovery
Dating in Recovery: Whether it’s Valentine’s Day or any other day, Sober Dating is what you make it. Valentine’s Day comes and goes, but sober dating every other day of the year is its own art form. Romantic meals, going out on the town, and making a toast at dinner can all […]
7 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS IN RECOVERY YOU CAN KEEP
Resolutions in Recovery take on added importance in pursuit of a happy and balanced sober life.
Keeping Sober During The Holiday Season
This is What The Holidays Were Like For those that are now sober it can sometimes be a tricky time when it comes to the holiday season. Addiction treatment in Los Angeles is happening every day of every month, but the holiday time, around Thanksgiving and Christmas and Hanukkah can be a time when drugging […]
Why Hobbies Are So Important in Sobriety & During Early Recovery From Addiction
When you take away the time addicts spent on planning, getting, and using their drug of choice, and drinking, one pitfall in pursuing sobriety is the spare time one may have. Most recovering addicts will often notice that they have a lot of free time on their hands. Instead of obsessing over, using or getting […]
The Disease Concept Is Now More Than a Concept
The science is clear. Addiction is a disease caused by changes in brain chemistry. Once we understand and accept this concept, everything we believe about how addictions work and how they're treated will change.
What Does Stability Mean in Substance Use Treatment?
If recovery is a journey, stability is one of the first steps. During this stage, you'll grow stronger and your mind will clear. Then, you'll be prepared to keep working on your addiction.
The Evolution of Addiction Treatment: Is the Field Keeping Up With the Times?
We live in an anxious, depressed age. Addictions spring from the need for quick fixes and no distress. Are we making things worse with the therapies we offer in addiction treatment programs?