by Heartland House | May 3, 2019 | SUD Resources
Being Around Non-Alcoholics In AA, often times its recommended that in order to minimize drink offers members disclose to their friends “at a proper time and place” why alcohol “disagrees” with them. AA also suggests reassuring people not to act differently around...
by Heartland House | Apr 26, 2019 | SUD Resources
Being of Service in AA Doing service is voluntary but it is embedded in AA culture and is considered helpful both to the recovery of the individual member and to AA as a whole. Service positions include being involved in the running of a meeting, being a greeter,...
by Heartland House | Apr 19, 2019 | SUD Resources
Jobs that are high stress, physically demanding, have a high rate of depression and provide easy access to alcohol tend to lead to higher rates of alcohol abuse. Construction Workers Construction had the second highest rate of heavy alcohol use in...
by Heartland House | Apr 12, 2019 | SUD Resources
What to do after completing a treatment program? It’s ok to feel nervous about life after getting through a treatment program or rehab. You’ve done all this hard work and achieved sobriety. But what happens next? Coming Back Home Returning home after an...
by Heartland House | Apr 5, 2019 | SUD Resources
Getting Your Life Back Through Recovery The feeling of contention during reflection is a solid indicator that you have made a change from your past. Achieving sobriety and getting your life back is one of the best rewards you can experience during recovery. It’s...
by Heartland House | Mar 29, 2019 | SUD Resources
Coming Back to Recovery Coming back to recovery after a relapse can be difficult. Often times people feel so ashamed and are so full of disappointment and fear that they don’t ever make it back. You may be treated differently by those in your life. Some have stated...
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