Summer is a time of sunshine, joy, and relaxation. However, for those on the journey of addiction recovery, summer can also present unique challenges. Engaging in sober activities becomes not just a way to pass the time but a crucial part of the healing process. Whether in a sober living program or looking for new […]
Winter brings with it not just the chill in the air and shorter days but also a concerning trend—an increase in drug overdoses. Recovery Ranch PA offers comprehensive addiction treatment programs to address this issue. Contact our experienced and knowledgeable team today at 717.969.9126 to learn more about winder and overdose situations and how we
If you’re struggling with addiction, you may wonder, “How do I motivate myself to get sober?” Thankfully, many addiction treatment programs can help you overcome your particular substance use disorder (SUD). However, you can’t rely only on professional help for motivation to get sober. It would be best if you found the inspiration within yourself
For many, Valentine’s Day is a time of celebration—filled with love and joy. But for those in recovery or rehab, the holiday can be filled with temptations to drink or use drugs. That doesn’t have to be the case. There are plenty of ways to have a sober Valentine’s Day that don’t involve drinking alcohol.
Addiction aftercare is crucial for long-term addiction recovery. If you’re new to addiction recovery, the idea of 10 years, five years, or even one year sober may seem like a long shot. It’s not a long shot. Once you create a firm foundation and root yourself into a new, sober life, you begin to gather tools
Watching a loved one suffer through the effects of addiction is a terrifying experience. When rehab ends, however, you should not stop providing your loved one with support. In fact, cravings to use drugs again typically peak at about 6 months into sobriety, which is well after most individuals have left residential care. It is
One of the most therapeutic tools for addiction recovery is journaling. It’s something that you can do just about any time or anywhere, and it’s simpler and less expensive than therapy. Keeping a journal is a great way to reduce stress and get in touch with what you’re thinking and feeling. By writing in a
