Recovery Blog
Why Comparison Is Harmful to Recovery
In recovery, it can be tempting to look around the room and quietly measure yourself against the men sitting beside you. You might compare your drinking history, your consequences, your progress, or...
The Christian Perspective on Addiction and Recovery
Addiction affects every part of a person's life. While modern medical research classifies addiction as a chronic disease, stigmas still suggest that those struggling with addiction lack willpower....
Knowing the Difference Between Stability and Stagnation
In early recovery, everything feels new. You are building routines, repairing relationships, learning how to manage emotions without substances, and creating a life that supports sobriety. Growth...
Learning to Sit with Discomfort
Recovery asks you to face what you once worked hard to avoid. That can feel intimidating. Many people enter treatment believing the goal is to feel better as quickly as possible. In truth, recovery...
What to Know About Intensive Outpatient Programs in Utah
In an addiction recovery center, you achieve sobriety and learn to heal past trauma. Inpatient treatment separates you from the outside world. When you leave the safety net of rehab, however, you...
Could You Be at Risk for Delirium Tremens?
Delirium tremens (DTs) is a severe and potentially life-threatening condition you can face during alcohol withdrawal. It is a rare condition, but it occurs in those who have a history of chronic...
Learning to Rest Without Guilt
For many men in recovery, slowing down can feel uncomfortable or even wrong. After years of chaos, self-destruction, or overcompensation through constant productivity, rest may feel undeserved or...
Why You Feel Anxious After Drinking
When you feel anxiety after drinking, you might assume it's part of the hangover. You think all you need is to hydrate or eat a good meal, then the worry will fade. But you may notice the cycle of...
How to Deepen Your Scripture Study in Addiction Recovery
Addiction recovery gives rise to internal battles. You face off against emotional pain and spiritual disconnection. You wrestle to regain your purpose. Scripture study may seem trivial amidst the...
Shame and Guilt: How Each Affects Recovery
Shame and guilt are often confused, yet in recovery, they have very different effects. Many carry both emotions into sobriety without realizing how strongly they shape behavior, relationships, and...
Moms: How to Help Your Kids Stay Sober
Actions speak louder than words, and for moms especially, those words ring true. As a mom, you have an unmatched ability to shape your child's future. Your parenting style, how you navigate...
What Stability Teaches You About Yourself
In recovery, you likely worked hard to reach a place of stability. Early sobriety may have been intense, urgent, and emotionally demanding, filled with clear goals and constant movement. When life...