How to Stray Away From Codependent Relationships
Becoming dependent on another individual to keep you motivated and accountable through recovery comes with many dangers. This may not seem likely to happen and it often goes unnoticed. It is important to be aware of the development of these...
Navigating Interpersonal Relationships in Recovery
From recognizing toxicity to creating solid support systems, navigating interpersonal relationships in recovery can be tough. One cause of addiction can be environmental factors. Those who have a history of unhealthy friendships, romantic relationships, or family connections might not notice...
How to Talk With Loved Ones About Their Addictive Behaviors
Finding the right words to say to someone you love who exhibits addictive behaviors can be challenging. Your loved one may become defensive as you voice your concerns or offer support and encouragement. Some people feel judged or blamed or...
Learning to Accept When a Loved One Refuses Help
Being in recovery and watching a loved one struggle with active addiction is one of the most challenging situations. You have been there, and now you know better. You want the best for them, too. Why can they not see...
Relationship: 5 Reasons Why Recovery Is Not the Time to Get Into a New Romantic Relationship
Relationship : Addiction can sometimes feel like a stranglehold. It suffocates you and distances you from everything else in the world. You lose track of who you were and do not really understand the person you have become. There are...
