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07 Nov How to Survive a Breakup in Sobriety

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Many of us have been there -- the heartache, the loss of appetite, the endless Morrissey loops on Spotify, and the list goes on. Ahh, breakups. For most humans, breakups just suck. Period. For those of us in addiction recovery, however, they can be some...

28 Oct Understanding Addiction: How to Beat the Relapse Statistics

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For those of you lucky enough to not have an imaginary monkey living inside of your brain, you may not understand why a sober addict would turn back to drugs and alcohol after a successful stint in recovery. So allow us to enlighten you. And...

21 Oct How Twelve Step Programs can Work in Our Lives (If we Work them)

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Ok, so you’ve successfully made it through 30 days without putting a drop of alcohol or a single drug in your system, and just for today, you’re still sober. This is a major accomplishment, and if you’re a true-blue addict, it seemingly defies all odds. Being...

09 Oct A Friendly Intro From The Kembali Folks

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29 Sep Seven Great Ways to Boost your Dopamine Levels Naturally

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Calling all dopamine addicts! Hey, we might as well just say, “calling all addicts!” Or, better yet, “calling everyone who likes to feel good!” Do we have your attention? So what the heck is dopamine? If you’ve ever used drugs, or you just like to geek out...

22 Sep Why Prescription Drugs Are Just As Dangerous As Street Drugs (Particularly For An Addict)

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So you think that bottle of doctor-prescribed Norcos (Hydrocodone-Acetaminophen) in your medicine cabinet is a harmless little remedy for your back pain? Perhaps for some people it is when used as directed, but if you’re an addict in recovery? Think again. Prescription narcotics and benzodiazepines (or...