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18 Nov, 2009

Halfway Home

Posted by: brian@recoveryconnection.org In: Addiction Treatment| Recovery & Sober Living

Upon leaving a treatment facility for drug and alcohol addiction I think that is very helpful to attend a halfway house. A halfway house provided me with the slow transition that I needed in order to be successful with recovery on my own. I learned how to keep a daily routine and especially how to have down time without the use of drugs and alcohol.

13 Nov, 2009

Balance In Recovery

Posted by: brian@recoveryconnection.org In: Alcoholism| Recovery & Sober Living

It is essential to find balance in recovery. During the early stages of recovery from drugs and alcohol addiction there is such a thing as overkill as far as recovery related activities go. Balancing recovery with other activities is essential in order to avoid burnout.

The first time someone said to me “Trust the Process” the thought that came to mind was what process? Being blessed as I am today, knowing what I know today I do absolutely “Trust the Process”! The process is allowing things to be just as they are not trying to manipulate them to be what he or she thinks is the right way.

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  • 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