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Yearly Archives: 2018

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Why Treatment Over the Holidays Can Be a Smart Move

Addiction, Blogs, Health & Wellness, RecoveryBy CrossroadsDecember 24, 2018

There is no denying that the holidays can be a stressful time of year. Between traveling, visiting with family and friends, attending events, preparing meals, exchanging gifts, and trying to keep up at work, it can throw off your normal routine. If holiday stress tends to get the better of you, and you find yourself…

smiling family members at holiday party becoming a stressor in recovery

Socializing in Recovery: Avoiding Holiday Temptation

Addiction, Blogs, Health & Wellness, Mental Health, Recovery, Sober FunBy CrossroadsDecember 18, 2018

Addiction from recovery is a journey, and it does involve lifestyle changes, but it doesn’t mean you’re destined for a life spent alone. Socializing in recovery is possible as long as you plan ahead and consider your options. You can still celebrate with friends and go out and enjoy yourself; it just may look a…

eating disorders in block letters

Managing Eating Disorders During Holidays

Addiction, Blogs, Co-Occurring Disorders, Health & Wellness, RecoveryBy CrossroadsDecember 11, 2018

One part of the holidays that many people look forward to is all of the food. The meats, the sides, and a plethora of seasonal desserts. The options can be overwhelming and it can be easy to overindulge. But for those trying to manage eating disorders during holidays, it can be incredibly stressful, and get…

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Common Holiday Stressors in Recovery

Addiction, Blogs, Health & Wellness, Mental Health, RecoveryBy CrossroadsDecember 4, 2018

The holiday season is right around the corner, and many people are excited by the music, decorations, events, meals, and gatherings that take place. It’s a time to see family and friends and relax. On the flip side, these same activities can be common holiday stressors for many people. The heightened expectations and activity can…

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Staying Sober During the Holidays While in Recovery

Addiction, Blogs, Friends & Family, Recovery, Sober FunBy CrossroadsNovember 27, 2018

As the year winds down, the holidays ramp up. From Halloween through New Year’s, this is often a busy time for many people and filled with events, parties, and other activities. Major social events often involve drinking, and this can make it difficult for those who completed alcohol addiction treatment to stay focused on their…

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How to Talk About Addiction Recovery

Addiction, Blogs, Friends & FamilyBy CrossroadsNovember 20, 2018

Addiction recovery is a very personal experience, and no two journeys are exactly the same. Everyone is impacted differently and must find what works best for them in recovery. Plus, the stigma of addiction can make it harder to know how to talk about addiction recovery. But talking about it is what can help to…

doctor reviewing woman's addiction recovery support system

Relapse Prevention: Recognizing Early Warning Signs

Addiction, Blogs, RecoveryBy CrossroadsNovember 13, 2018

Addiction recovery is a process, and it comes with a fair share of rewards and challenges along the way. Some days individuals may be feeling very positive and confident, while other days they may be having a rougher time and feel more down on themselves. These ups and downs can increase risk of relapse if…

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Building Your Addiction Recovery Support System

Addiction, Blogs, Friends & Family, Mental HealthBy CrossroadsNovember 6, 2018

If you have been in addiction treatment, or know someone who has, you know that substance use recovery does not happen overnight. It takes time, and often involves the help of many people who became part of your addiction recovery support system. You may work individually with a therapist, attend group sessions, learn healthy eating…

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Talking to Children About Drug Prevention

Addiction, Blogs, Drugs, Friends & Family, Prescription Drugs, Prevention, Women's IssuesBy CrossroadsOctober 23, 2018

Drug addiction does not discriminate; it affects people of all ages, races, genders, nationalities, professions, and socioeconomic classes. It is never too early to start talking to your children about the dangers of drug use and how they can make healthier choices in their life. October 23-31 is Red Ribbon Week and an excellent time…

diverse women laughing and supporting each other in ARFID recovery

Tackling Cravings in Addiction Recovery

Addiction, Blogs, Drugs, Mental Health, Prevention, Recovery, Substance Use, TreatmentBy CrossroadsOctober 16, 2018

Addiction recovery is a process; it does not happen overnight. It takes time for the body and brain to heal and for individuals to adapt to lifestyle changes. Through treatment for addiction recovery, women and men can build the strategies and routines they need for a substance-free lifestyle, but they may still experience challenges such…

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