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4 Signs to Evaluate Your Relationship [caption id="attachment_20067" align="aligncenter" width="419"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Shernide Delva A toxic relationship can have a negative toll on your life, especially in recovery.... Learn More

False Advertising: The Problem with Comparing Yourself to Others By Cheryl Steinberg If you’re worried you don’t measure up, that could actually be a sign that you do. There’s an old philosopher’s riddle that ponders whether you can ever really be sure that anyone else has a mind at... Learn More

6 Practical Ways to Let Go of Control Letting go of control can be difficult. It takes trust – of ourselves as well as others – and accepting help, or support, from others. When we say ‘to let go of control,’ we mean to loosen your grip, figuratively,... Learn More

Staying Clean, Living Dirty Is it easier to stay clean and sober than to get clean and sober? Some say it’s easy to forget, and to talk clean but live dirty. Either way at the end of the day most believe that the using drugs and... Learn More

Nobody Loved You Like I Do, But All You’ve Done Is Ruin Me There is a rare intensity about the love/hate relationship we who struggle with addiction find with the substances we abuse. As addicts we obviously develop mental and physical dependency, but some people don’t even realize the emotional attachments we can... Learn More

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