Relationships

Setting boundaries is essential in addiction recovery not just for the family, but the person with the substance use disorder themselves. Here's why.

Talking to a friend or family member about their excessive drinking is not easy. Learn what you can say to help them realize that they need help.

For long-term relationships, that initial "spark" can die down over time. Find out how to rekindle your relationship with these tips.

Valentine's Day can be overwhelming, especially when you're sober, but it doesn't have to be. In this interview, Jesse Wright, a recovery coach at Mountainside who is in recovery himself, shares his tips for enjoying the day (and dating in general) without alcohol.

Here are some tips to help you and the rest of the family welcome your loved one home and ensure their success post-treatment.

The holidays can be difficult for those in recovery, as many celebrations involve drinking. Learn how to help your loved one have sober fun during this time.

Many who overcome addiction are eager to continue enriching their lives by finding a romantic partner. Learn how to build healthy relationships in recovery.

Telling your loved ones that you are struggling with substance abuse can be difficult. These are some tips to help you be better prepared for this important conversation.

Take into consideration what types of environments might best support your friend's sobriety.

When someone in the relationship is using substances, this can be very disruptive. Learn how to best support the person in need and yourself