Relationships are the very fabric of our lives, often shaping our experiences, emotions, and how we view the world. For those journeying through addiction recovery, these bonds hold even greater significance. They become the anchor that provides stability, the guiding light in moments of doubt, and the support system propelling one forward. At Kembali, we …
Transitioning back to regular life after a significant rehabilitation period can be daunting. The very essence of society can sometimes seem alien, primarily when one has dedicated time and energy to addiction recovery. Yet, this transition is a testament to resilience, determination, and the indomitable human spirit. Reintegration is not just about finding a new …
Re-entering the Workforce with Confidence: Tips for Finding a Job After Rehab Read More »
Embarking on the path of abstinence after addiction is an admirable yet challenging journey. The battle doesn’t end with rehabilitation; some might say it has just begun. Transitioning back into the world post-rehab presents its unique challenges. Brief on the challenges faced post-rehab Outside of a supportive rehab environment like Kembali, the world can seem …
Building a Stronger You: Mastering Resilience and Coping Mechanisms in Sobriety Read More »
The path to recovery is one of resilience, growth, and continuous self-discovery. Embarking on this journey means navigating many decisions that shape one’s future. At the heart of these choices lies the power of critical thinking and decision-making – two pivotal components that profoundly shape the recovery process. Decisions can sometimes feel overwhelming for someone …
In the intricate tapestry of life, communication and interpersonal skills serve as the golden threads that weave our connections together. These skills become even more crucial for those emerging from the shadows of addiction, acting as the bridges to a renewed existence. The path of recovery from addiction is never linear. It’s fraught with challenges, …
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When someone enters into recovery, it’s easy for them to romanticize or glorify their lives before they got sober. It’s quite common for addicts in recovery to describe the loss of identity they feel without drugs or alcohol in their lives. Many people feel like drinking and drugging gave them an edge and helped them …
Understanding the behavioral, physical, and psychological aspects of addiction is a critical component in recognizing the signs that you or someone you love may have a problem. It’s one thing to drink and take drugs recreationally from time to time, or to engage in a bit of promiscuity for fun’s sake. We’re all human and …
Understanding the behavioral, physical, and psychological aspects of addiction is a critical component in recognizing the signs that you or someone you love may have a problem. It’s one thing to drink and take drugs recreationally from time to time, or to engage in a bit of promiscuity for fun’s sake. We’re all human and …
While society’s views and understanding of addiction, on the whole, have improved over the years, there are still many myths surrounding it. Those who’ve never experienced what it’s like to be addicted to drugs or alcohol, or to feel the compulsion toward engaging in unhealthy behaviors despite the wreckage it may cause, often have a …
It’s relatively common knowledge in the recovery community that people in early recovery from drug and alcohol abuse have pretty insane sugar cravings. The original Printing of the Big Book of AA even has a mention of a physician who encouraged newly sober alcoholics to keep chocolate and candy nearby to curb alcohol cravings. But, …
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