How to support a recovering alcoholic

Do you know someone who has an alcohol addiction? Find out how you can help and be a positive influence in their journey to be alcohol-free.

Consult A Therapist Series Do you wonder if you're an enabler? Have you tried to help and support your addicted partner but aren't sure that what you're doing really works? Knowing how to support your addicted or alcoholic partner can be really tricky! And your needs don't stop just because they're

If you're anything like I was when my husband was deep in addiction you may feel some resentment when you hear someone mention your recovery. You may be thinking 'Why do *I* have to do any work when HE is the one with th...

Living with a recovering partner is filled with shifting expectations and demands that can leave both of you feeling disappointed and frustrated.

Is someone close to your trying to quit drinking or newly sober? It's hard to know how to support someone in recovery, especially when we don't have the same lived experience.

Recovery from addiction isn't one-size-fit-all and alternatives to AA exist. Discover 7 options for a self-help addiction recovery program.

Recovering from addiction is a process. This article will teach you about addiction, facts related to it, and stages of recovery.

This is a letter to myself that I wrote in March 2016 (around 10 months sober), to keep and read when I needed it. I’ve read it more than a few times since then. Dear Self, If you’re reading this, I assume you are struggling to quiet the voice in your head that says you…

Hey You, Lovely Beautiful Person on your sobriety journey, Maybe you're several hours or days or weeks or years sober. And then it hits you, sometimes out of nowhere. You want to have a drink. Like, right now. Perhaps it's a random smell that reminds you of your go-to adult beverage (nutmeg reminds me of

Supporting a loved one in recovery is one of the best things you can do to help someone get sober. Find out what you can do here to help out.