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Six lessons about recurrence (or relapse)
Shame – or guilt – often sets in when you or a loved one suffer a setback. Understanding what it means can help you manage what comes next.
The not-so-obvious signs of addiction
When it comes to spotting addiction, most people focus on the over-use of alcohol or another drug. But substance use is just one sign of this complex disease.
Second-hand effects of addiction for loved ones
It’s not unusual for concerned loved ones to underestimate the impact of addiction on their own health and wellbeing.
Five surprising truths about addiction treatment
Five of the most common truths about treatment that have helped de-mystify the process for our members.
How to stop drinking
I might have a problem, but what if I'm not ready to stop drinking?
Helping a friend with addiction
A good friend is struggling with what seems like addiction. Should I wait for him to hit “rock bottom” before he’ll get help?
First steps for parents dealing with addiction
My son has an addiction problem. What should I do first?
Staying well during the holidays
Should I still go to holiday parties if I don't want to drink?
Heavy drinking in a spouse
My husband drinks too much but refuses to get help. What can I do?
Data drop: Connections
This month's data drop is 42%.
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