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20 Nov, 2009

Dual Help

Posted by: brian@recoveryconnection.org In: Drug Addiction| Dual Diagnosis

Upon entering treatment I learned that I not only suffered from drug addiction but that i was also clinically depressed. In order for me to overcome my drug addiction it was pertinent that my depression was addressed. I learned that a lot of my drug addiction was fueled by my depression.

20 Nov, 2009

Bizarre Florida Case Illustrates Sex Addiction Characteristics

Posted by: joanna@recoveryconnection.org In: Drug Addiction

Recognizing the signs and symptoms of addiction that this story illustrates. Caught in the throes of addiction, addicts will often go to extreme lengths to get their lust fix. For example, why did this man call 911 for sex?

Relationships in early recovery can be very dangerous. It is hard enough in early recovery to stay clean that the added pressure of a relationship can be extremely stressful. The less drama in early recovery the better off.

16 Nov, 2009

Relapse a Necessity?

Posted by: brian@recoveryconnection.org In: Addiction Treatment| Drug Addiction

Relapse is not a necessity. No matter what happens in an individuals recovery, my experience is if they continue to go to meetings, talk with their sponsor and work through the twelve steps then they have a good chance of remaining sober. Many people in early recovery have the misconception that relapse is part of getting sober. It does not have to be.



  • Avoid relapse during drug addiction recover...: You hit on a key point here in your post. You started planning your actions and responses for post-treatment phase of your life during treatment, and
  • Paul House: Im sure some of you remember me i was a real handfull. My first therapist was jamie, and my second was sherri. I have been clean for about 2 years n
  • Wally West: Medical detox programs might be the right way to start out. Having a relapse prevention plan during the holidays (especially early recovery), is a gr