Relationships

Typically, if you're sober, you're told not to date in early recovery. But having a tactful approach can help you form healthy relationships.

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.

Every relationship is unique and requires different tools to grow and be happy. Here are common signs of a healthy relationship to help you assess the quality of your relationship.

Codependency can deeply impact your mental health. Recognize the signs of codependency and start mending your relationship.

If someone is questioning your memory or downplaying your feelings, you might be a victim of gaslighting. See common examples of gaslighting and learn about solutions.

Addiction is devastating for the whole family. Learn if you are helping or enabling your loved one's addiction.

An addiction recovery coach can help you smoothly transition back into the real world after treatment. Learn if this support service is right for you.

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

Dating in early sobriety is not advised. Find out what it takes to develop healthy relationships in recovery.

Learn what places LGBTQ+ individuals at a higher risk of addiction and how queer people can best seek treatment.

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

You don't have to feel powerless when helping an addicted spouse or partner. Learn how you can best support your partner in seeking recovery.