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How to Identify Your Relapse Triggers

August 14, 2023

Relapse Triggers Recovery is a lifelong process. You hear this statement a lot but the truth in it rings loud and clear. If you are in addiction recovery you must be able to identify your relapse triggers. If you do not know what may trigger a relapse, it is difficult to avoid relapse. Keep reading for recovery […]

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How to Prevent Relapse

August 8, 2023

Preventing relapse is one of the most important long-term goals for people in recovery. Addiction relapse prevention is a big focus during addiction treatment, especially in the aftercare planning stage. Not everyone faces the same triggers and stressors once treatment ends. Thus, it is key for each individual to figure out how they can best […]

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Where to Live and Go After Rehab

August 1, 2023

Choosing where to go after rehab can make the difference between lasting sobriety and an unexpected relapse. Life after rehab still takes work to ensure that you’re putting the skills learned in treatment into practice, and some settings are better equipped to help you handle these challenges than others. When looking for substance abuse treatment […]

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man discusses tips for avoiding relapse

5 Tips for Avoiding Relapse

June 3, 2022

These tips for avoiding relapse come from experience. Recovery from addiction isn’t just about quitting drugs—it’s about avoiding them altogether for the rest of your life. Many people after completing a detox struggle with sober living. However, being mindful, self-motivated, and keeping oneself busy with new hobbies can go a long way in avoiding relapse. […]

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Man learns about relapse triggers

Recognizing Relapse Triggers

May 6, 2022

It isn’t uncommon for individuals in recovery from addiction to return to use, even after completing a formal treatment program. That does not mean that the treatment didn’t work or the person is a lost cause—rather, it offers an opportunity to examine what went wrong and identify the person’s relapse triggers to formulate a better […]

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