The words “surrender to win” do not make much sense at first glance, but the concept is a key component of addiction recovery. In terms of combat, surrender means to stop fighting. It is associated with losing and with giving up to an opponent. In terms of recovery, surrender becomes “surrender t...
Substance Abuse Page 5 of 5
May
12
2015
Logically, addiction makes sense. When you have pain – any kind of pain, whether it’s physical or emotional or psychological – you fix it with a substance or a behavior, and you just keep doing that, over and over and over. When what you’re doing to numb the pain fails to do its job, you keep upp...
May
05
2015
Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life. J.K. RowlingWhen we think of addicted individuals hitting rock-bottom before reaching recovery, we may think in catastrophic terms like homelessness, serious physical consequences such as liver disease or heart failure, shooting ...
Mar
26
2014
Smoking cigarettes or using marijuana to help you not think about drinking. Becoming obsessed with food, binge eating or shopping compulsively as a way to cope with no longer doing drugs. Taking up gambling or becoming too involved in a relationship to get your mind off alcohol. Have you ever don...
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travis rubiolo
This place saved my life and i will always be grateful for the staff and God for placing me there when i needed it most. That being said there were a few that really really said some things that i needed to hear and truly helped me so shout out to Ugene thanks brotha for everything, Sam for killin it in the kitchen and last but most importantly, Derek.. R.I.P big bro you were real one and i wont forget you! “I am somebody!!!!”
Larina Cassidy
Great experience at the lighthouse. Helped me develop a strong foundation for my sobriety and looking forward to all the alumni events. Special shout out to Steph, Amanda, Nancy, Jose and Julie for making me feel really welcomed and at home. Thank you!!!
Staci M.
I went into lighthouse on 2-8-24 and left 4-8-24. I was hopeless and broken, lost in my alcoholism. Today I have a new sense of optimism. I was treated...