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Knowing what to expect from family therapy and how to engage with your loved one can help your family heal past wounds and regain a sense of wholeness and happiness.

Alcohol cravings can disrupt your work, put strain on your relationships, and interfere with your mental, physical and emotional health. Luckily, there are techniques you can learn to help you effectively move past these urges without risking your sobriety.

Understanding the connection between impulsive behavior and addiction can help make the behavioral techniques taught in addiction treatment programs more effective.

Using MDMA can start out as a seemingly harmless way to have fun, but regular use of the drug can negatively affect your brain and body.

Developing these 10 coping skills can make addiction recovery and the healing process less challenging while helping you avoid relapse as well.

If your brain and body have become accustomed to alcohol, suddenly eliminating it from your body can trigger withdrawal symptoms that can range from mild to severe to life-threatening.

Balanced nutrition and a healthy diet become especially important when you’re recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. Your brain and body need the right kinds of nutrients to thrive and function well.

In this article, we’ll explore spirituality in addiction recovery; the part of the human experience that helps you explore who you are and what your life is about.

Being married to an addict can make you feel hopeless. Luckily, there are a few ways you can help your spouse get the help they need while maintaining your emotional and mental health, as well.

Even though high-functioning alcoholics seem to have their lives under control, they do have a drinking problem. The good news is that there are ways you can help a high-functioning alcoholic get the treatment they need.