SAD & Alcohol Rehab in Ottawa: 10 Ways to Brighten the Dark Winter Season
Struggling with SAD this winter? Learn practical ways to protect your well-being and recovery. This guide explores 10 steps to cope and how alcohol rehab in Ottawa can provide compassionate support.
Moving from Dry January to a Sober February: Tips for a Successful 30-Day Challenge and Beyond
January is a month of resolutions, and one popular challenge is “Dry January,” where many people decide to cut alcohol from their lives for 30 days. But what happens to your body during this month of sobriety, and how can you push forward into a “Sober February” with even greater benefits? What Happens When You […]
The Win-win: Craving Less, Living More on Ozempic
Ozempic seems to be helping patients manage cravings not only for food, but for alcohol, too.
Alcohol Rehab in Ottawa: A Compassionate Path to Healing
Explore compassionate alcohol rehab in Ontario and Quebec with flexible, moderation-friendly recovery options tailored to your personal goals.
Non-Abstinent Recovery: Your Joyful Path to Healing
Discover why a growing movement is looking at non-abstinent recovery as a valid and positive path to healing that emphasis in your well-being not by abstinence.
There Is No One Size Fits All Approach to Alcoholism and Recovery
We know that Alcoholics Anonymous, nicknamed AA, works for so many people. It really does, and you’re kidding yourself if you believe it doesn’t. Thousands of people after going through some type of rehabilitation program have moved on to a 12 step program and succeeded. The problem with addiction, and alcoholism in particular, is that […]
The Blue Light of Death: With the World At Our Fingertips Why Would We Look Away?
Sometimes it’s a fantastic idea to take a break. I’m taking a break right now from writing about more serious addiction issues like alcoholism and illicit drug use to touch on one of the most widespread addictions (if you consider it one) facing not just the west, but third world countries as well. Those blue […]
You Love an Addict, But Addiction is No Push Over
The complexities of both the physical and mental aspects to addiction continue to baffle those of us who aren’t educated on the issue. I’ve been blogging about addiction for over two years now, and while I’ve gained some general knowledge, and have read countless internet articles about a wide variety of addiction issues, I confess […]
Should People on Social Assistance Programs Like Welfare Be Routinely Tested for Illegal Drugs?
The issue of welfare and those worthy of receiving it has always been a huge problem for governments. Therefore, it isn’t surprising that the Governor of Michigan wants those receiving welfare and other state funded assistance programs to be using the people’s tax dollars on the things they need to survive and function, instead of […]