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MOUD vs. MAT: What Is the Difference?
Addiction Treatment
The article discusses the shift in addiction medicine and treatment terminology from MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment) to MOUD (Medications for Opioid Use Disorder) and MAUD (Medications for Alcohol
Why the Sober-Curious Movement Is Transforming Campus Culture
Advice from Experts
The sober-curious movement is transforming college culture by encouraging Gen Z students to question their relationship with alcohol, leading to a measurable decline in drinking habits among the young
What Are the Keys to Long-Term Recovery?
About Sober Living
The quality of a person's recovery journey is more meaningful than the length of time one spends in sobriety. Find out more.
What You Eat Matters in Recovery
Blog
Nurturing physical well-being is crucial for people recovering from addiction. Discover the role of nutrition in recovery and which foods are most recommended.
What Is Sobriety Fatigue?
Blog
Sobriety fatigue is a common, profound state of exhaustion encompassing physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms that occurs in early recovery as the brain and body recalibrate after substance use.
The Wharf Rats & Yellow Balloon Groups: Concerts with a Drug-Free Culture
About Sober Living
Discover how the Wharf Rats are creating a safer space for music lovers in recovery who might have avoided concerts out of fear of endangering their sobriety.
Alcohol Consumption Is Down Nationally – Except for Veterans
Blog
While the general U.S. population is cutting back on alcohol consumption, the rate among veterans remains high, highlighting a significant public health challenge fueled by factors like the impact of
How Journaling Can Transform Your Recovery
Trauma & Recovery
Journaling is presented as a powerful and often overlooked tool for addiction and trauma recovery, acting as a form of writing therapy that aids in emotional processing and cognitive restructuring. It
6 Steps for Setting Boundaries with Someone in Recovery
Recovery
Create boundaries with a loved one to protect your mental health and give structure to their recovery. Learn the essential steps.
Is Cannabis Really as Safe as We Think?
Blog
The article addresses the growing disconnect between the public’s perception of cannabis safety, influenced by legalization, and the scientific reality of its risks. It details the dangers of ch
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