Addicts were once thought of as being, in the words of Red Hot Chili Peppers’ lead vocalist Anthony Kiedis, “Under the Bridge.” However, the recent opioid epidemic and the search for recovery […]
A study published by the Journal of Applied Psychology, as discussed in a previous post, not only discusses the importance of diverse social outcomes, but also the role of social […]
A study published in the Journal of Applied Psychology earlier this year has explored the role of social networks and social identity in addiction recovery. The study found that diverse […]
Early on in recovery, feelings of dysphoria and depression are common. These may manifest in a general inability to enjoy life, disinterest in hobbies and feeling distant from loved ones. […]
Even in today’s society, many people have misconceptions about recovery. Here are some common myths to be aware of: Addiction is a choice. We must remember that each individual in […]