Categorie: Sober living

Baclofen may also not be right for you if you are already receiving antihypertensive therapy. You’re supposed to take oral forms of baclofen around 3 times a day. When you start taking baclofen, you should do so in small doses at first and then gradually increase to larger doses. When you are stopping taking baclofen, […]

People may use alcohol because it initially makes them feel good, however, it is actually tricking you into thinking that it will continuously bolster your mood. When you first start drinking alcohol it gives many people feelings of euphoria, making it tempting and appealing to keep coming back for more. When drinking moderately, many people […]

This will help wash off the last traces of alcohol in your body and bring delicate tissues back to life. Your liver is responsible for breaking down the majority of alcohol in your body. As a matter of fact, 90% of the metabolism of alcohol into water and carbon dioxide is performed by the liver. […]

While there are many resources available online for developing a plan for relapse prevention, it’s essential to seek professional help when going through addiction recovery. The guidance of experienced healthcare professionals can be invaluable in ensuring the success of long-term sobriety. Yoga and exercise are both physical activities that can help release endorphins, which contribute […]

High-functioning alcoholics need treatment just like other alcoholics do. In addition to taking care of yourself, you can try to help your loved one find rehab for alcoholism. Most of the time, people convince a loved one with an addiction to seek treatment by showing them how the substance is negatively impacting their life. This […]

As a non-profit we rely on donations, and without a major grant or big donor, our cause is solely supported by our Board of Directors. We realized with time that supporting local sober housing and providing scholarships would required a lot more financial donations. So we brainstormed other creative ways we could still support art […]

While naloxone has been on the market for years, a nasal spray (Narcan, Kloxxado) and an injectable form are now available, though they can be very expensive. Whatever the method of delivery, seek immediate medical care after using naloxone. Four of our researchers received a prestigious grant to help reverse the national opioid crisis. In […]