Party Drugs Drug & Alcohol Addiction, Drug & Alcohol Addiction>Commonly Abused Drugs, StudentsBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 27, 2020Party Drugs include substances like Alcohol, Cocaine, Ecstasy, and others. College students are the most vulnerable when it comes to this classification of drugs as they are most common at college parties and music festivals.
10 Ways to Support Someone Who’s Struggling With Addiction Addiction Education, Recovery, Welcome to TreatmentBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 20, 2020Know someone struggling with Addiction? It can be difficult to know how to properly support their journey. Here are 10 tips on how to help someone who is struggling with addiction.
Relapse Prevention Addiction Education>Relapse Prevention, RecoveryBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 17, 2020Relapse is often discussed as someone engaging in substance use after being sober. A relapse is not simply a one time use of substances, a relapse is a process that frequently begins before the actual use of the substances has started.
Coalition Recovery Testimonial (Chris) Press Release>Testimonials, TestimonialsBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 13, 2020Chris talks about his experience with Coalition Recovery.
Life Skills Needed in Recovery Nutrition and Wellness, Recovery, Sober LivingBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 10, 2020Addiction treatment is more than medications and therapy. Much of it can involve changing life habits and learning new and effective ways to develop a healthy and happy lifestyle. Learn more about how we help develop these life skills at Coalition Recovery.
Are You Substituting Your Addiction? – The impact of Coffee & Cigarettes Addiction Treatment, Addiction Treatment Programs, Substance Abuse TreatmentBy Coalition RecoveryFebruary 4, 2020Many times in recovery, individuals will substitute addictions without even realizing it. Propensity to engage in poor food choices, including sugar, caffeine, propensity to use nicotine, as well as addictive experiences such as shopping, leisure, and sexuality are often overlooked in recovery. Are these behaviors present in your recovery? What are the implications of this, why does this happen, and ultimately, how do we make our recovery as wholesome as possible?
