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Life in a Wave Pool: Coping with Cravings Through Urge Surfing
The ocean can be a very soothing, peaceful thing to watch. The gentle waves seem to roll onto the beaches effortlessly, singing a song of tranquility. However, when you are out in the waters it is a much different sensation. Those seemingly calm, rolling waves now...
Nothing “Lush” About It: The Dangers of Alcoholism for Women
Everyone knows the stereotype of the drunk woman. A number of big-time actors have portrayed perpetually-buzzed female characters, often in the role of comic relief, voicing the unfiltered thoughts no other characters will and getting laughs for it. A number of songs...
Promote Lasting Recovery by Replacing Addiction with Meaningful and Relaxing Activities
Trading Addictions Trading one addiction for another is a common occurrence for people in recovery. People often substitute food, gambling, or shopping for substance abuse. By themselves and done in a controlled manner, these things aren’t negative. However, when they...
Signs You (or Someone You Love) Might Have a Substance Use Disorder
Many substances can be habit-forming. From alcohol and tobacco to prescription and illegal drugs, when does a habit become an addiction? This varies depending on the substance itself, the person using it, and how it is administered. Factors such as age, size, and...
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