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How to Socialize Without Alcohol?

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Alcohol is everywhere at social settings. Many people find it helpful in moderate amounts at parties or other group gatherings. However, to someone who struggles with a drinking problem, socializing without alcohol is like navigating a minefield. It may seem difficult to find any hobbies that don’t involve drinking, but anyone who isn’t a heavy…

What to do When an Alcoholic Relapses?

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Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome?

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Detoxification is the process of removing drugs and/or alcohol from the body. Depending on the toxins, it can take anywhere from three to ten days. The sole purpose of the procedure is to re-establish physical health through the elimination of dangerous substances from the bloodstream. Detox is often accompanied by intense levels of side effects,…

What Distinguishes Alcohol Dependence From Alcohol Abuse?

Side Effects of Alcohol AbuseBy URP

Alcohol addiction is a prominent topic of discussion among rehabilitation professionals. Not only does the disease stem from a widely accessible substance, but the severity of the problem isn’t always clear. What’s left is a distorted understanding of what alcoholism looks like and how it must be treated. Of course, there are robust rehab programs…

Things to Do If You Love an Alcoholic

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Loving an alcoholic is a rocky road. Whether it’s a parent, spouse, or other loved one, it’s extremely difficult to witness a self-destructive cycle and wonder if you’re enabling them, or if you should be doing something different to help. You may also be wondering what not to say to an alcoholic. If you are…

Things to Say When Someone Lost a Loved One to Addiction

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Addiction is an ugly disease and thousands of people lose their battles each year.  According to the CDC, 130 Americans die every day from an opioid overdose. More than 700,000 people died from opioid overdoses between 1999 and 2017. Alcohol is the world’s third-largest risk factor for disease and disability and causes nearly four percent…

The Importance of Total Abstinence for Recovering Addicts

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Addiction recovery is not a one size fits all approach. This is a significant fact, not just among addicts, but among industry professionals who are often torn by personal theories and methodologies. At United Recovery project we help you figure out what fits you best. One of the more controversial conversations that arise is the…

What Not to Say to Drug Addict

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When you first learn someone you know has a drug addiction, it can be difficult to know what to say. Recovering from addiction is a very personal and emotional experience. A person in recovery will be extremely vulnerable, especially to what is said by their closest family and friends. Even well-intentioned comments can come off…