Have you seen this Article from National Geographic?
I am always grateful to see the main-stream media highlighting the problem of addiction, especially from what is generally considered a “credible” news source.
I am always grateful to see the main-stream media highlighting the problem of addiction, especially from what is generally considered a “credible” news source.
In my group meeting the other day, someone shared this beautiful writing she did as part of her Step Six.
SAL co-founder Rhyll Croshaw answers: what does detaching with love feel like — and how do you do it when you’re hooked into fear, rage, or shame?
One of the big mind-blowing paradigm shifts for me when I entered recovery was learning about the Drama Triangle.
In recovery, we try to speak from our own experience.
SAL co-founder Rhyll Croshaw answers: what do I do when my addict crosses a boundary I’ve set? Practical guidance on setting and holding boundaries.
Over the past few weeks, our house has been painted.
I don’t know about you, but about 4 weeks ago when the school bell rang for the last time, any semblance of structure and order flew out of my life as quickly as the kids flew out
SAL co-founder Rhyll Croshaw answers: is relapse an expected part of recovery? Understanding the difference between the addiction cycle and true recovery.
At SA Lifeline, we have learned from our own experience the gifts of working the 12 Steps.