Valentine's Day is a celebration of love, passion, and meaningful connection with our significant others. For individuals in recovery from addiction, this day can be a unique opportunity to reinforce the beauty of romance and companionship without the need for substances.In recovery, every day is...
Love and Relationships
Feb
06
2023
The thought of Valentine’s Day can be a bit daunting when you're single and sober. It seems like everywhere you turn, there are reminders that everyone else is in a loving relationship. But just because you don’t have a romantic partner doesn't mean that this holiday has to be a bummer.Instead of...
Feb
08
2022
Is it better for couples with addiction problems to go to rehab together or apart? This is a question that many couples struggling with addiction find themselves asking. In fact, one of the biggest decisions you will face is whether to go to rehab together.Before making a decision, it's important...
Feb
02
2022
When you're in recovery, it's important to focus on yourself and your own journey. But there will come a time when you may start to think about dating again. So how do you know when you're ready? And how do you go about dating safely and responsibly?It can be a difficult decision to make as there...
Aug
25
2021
It can be heartbreaking when your spouse leaves for rehab. When you send your partner to rehab, it's not uncommon for them to think that they are the only one hurting and that you don’t care about them or want to help. You might even be feeling guilty that you aren't doing enough.cta_scHowever, ...
Jun
28
2021
Do you have a loved one celebrating one year of sobriety? One year of sobriety is an important milestone. This means they have had one year without alcohol, drugs, or other substances in their life. Congratulating them by giving them a card is a lovely gesture. If they don't want any gifts, this ...
Jun
21
2021
Dealing with a depressed spouse is not easy. It's important to find the right balance of support and distance when you are trying to help someone who has been feeling down for an extended period of time. When your loved one starts feeling better, it will be worth all the effort that you put in du...
May
07
2021
Anxiety is a common mental health disorder that can affect anyone. It's characterized by excessive worry, fear, and apprehension about events or activities in one’s life. Left untreated, anxiety can lead to panic attacks and other debilitating symptoms.It can be difficult to know how to help some...
Feb
04
2021
Valentine's Day is coming up fast. Your loved one is in recovery, so you want to give them a meaningful gift. But you don’t know what to get them that won’t trigger a relapse. What do you do? If you have been together for a long time, it can become difficult to come up with something new that wo...
Jul
22
2020
If your partner is struggling with alcohol abuse, this can cause stress and frustrations to your relationship. It’s not easy dealing with this situation especially if you’re not ready to give up your marriage and you still want to keep your family together. You might be feeling helpless or perhap...
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Pauline Timoney
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