Category: Sober living

Yes, family involvement is highly encouraged in Lift Off Recovery’s inpatient drug treatment program. Family therapy sessions are available to address familial dynamics, communication patterns, and relationship issues that may impact recovery. Additionally, family members may participate in educational workshops, support groups, and visitation days to strengthen their understanding and support of their loved one’s…

Ultimately, the goal of recovery is to lead a sober and fulfilling life. As author and motivational speaker Karen Salmansohn once said, “Be careful not to mistake insecurity and inadequacy for humility! Humility has nothing to do with the insecure and inadequate! ” In other words, true humility lies in the acceptance of oneself and…

Other types of conduct must have an impact or consequence upon the family finances such as the case of H v H (2006) where the husband stabbed the wife who was then unable to work as a result. The same year, the case of M v M allowed the dissipation of assets through gambling to…

As we touched on previously, some days, you simply won’t feel that grateful. On those days, try to go through the motions anyway to avoid breaking your new habit. Force yourself to keep up with your gratitude routine, watch your language and try to keep your perspective clear. This gratitude and giving to others increases…

The study found that the effects of sulfites in wine can vary from mild to severe. The most common symptoms reported by those with sulfite sensitivity are nausea, headaches and skin rashes. In extreme cases, symptoms such as difficulty breathing and anaphylaxis have been reported. People who drink red wine may be more prone to…

When your blood sugar level is too high, you may develop hyperglycemia. When you eat too much sugar or when your blood sugar is too low after eating, you may experience this. When your blood sugar levels are too high, your body produces insulin to compensate. You develop this condition because your body does not…

However, if a person has an attachment to drinking, such as relying on it to “have a good time,” they may develop problematic drinking habits and eventually develop an AUD. If alcohol dependence sets in, it will likely be more difficult to stop drinking because of the presence of withdrawal symptoms and possibly cravings for…