Relapse

Watching someone relapse is hard. Learn how to protect your own sobriety during this difficult time.

Contrary to what some might assume, relapse doesn’t happen out of the blue. Protect your sobriety by learning how to recognize the warning signs of a relapse.

You've worked hard for your sobriety. Now it's time to protect it. Learn common relapse triggers and what you can do to safeguard your recovery.

Ever had a dream about relapsing and using again? Learn what these unnerving dreams can mean and what you can do to safeguard your sobriety.

Completing addiction treatment and achieving sobriety is a grand accomplishment. But there are also challenges to life after treatment. Here are some tips to help you strengthen your recovery.

We are anticipating the first big snow storm here on the East Coast. Storms can be extremely stressful, and for those in recovery, storms can pose as a trigger or even risk to recovery.

Many say that "relapse is a part of recovery" but that does not mean it is inevitable. There are signs to watch out and steps you can take to safeguard your recovery. Learn how you can increase your chances at long-term sobriety.

Many say "relapse is a part of recovery", but what exactly does that mean? In this short video, John Hamilton, LMFT, LADC, discusses the role of relapse in addiction recovery.

Watching your loved one relapse is both heartbreaking and scary. Learn what you can do to help them get back on the path to sobriety.

Contrary to popular belief, relapse does not happen at random. Learn the ten stages of a relapse so you can seek help before a relapse occurs.

People in recovery who feel they are experiencing relapse need outside support to cope with their emotions. Learn how to ask for help during this tough time.

The longer you stay in treatment, the better the chances for long-term sobriety. This is why many who complete residential treatment continue onto sober living. In this short video, learn how sober living can improve your recovery.