SOBRIETY

Ren in Sobriety
December 15, 2021

Preventing Substance Abuse During the Holidays and New Year

The holidays can be a moment of great cheer, of special family gatherings, of putting aside the troubles of the world and coming together with those who matter most. But for those who are in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction and for those who are simply trying to avoid mind-altering substances, this can be a particularly difficult time.

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Ren in Sobriety
February 15, 2021

The Health Benefits of Giving Up Alcohol For Good

Alcohol is one of the few consumable items that most Americans partake in that has zero health benefits and several health risks. What are some of the health benefits of giving up alcohol for good?

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Ren in Sobriety
May 7, 2020

How to Increase Your Health and Support Your Sobriety Through Exercise

Exercise has proven health benefits in many different ways, from helping to avoid illness to improving heart and lung function to keeping bones and joints healthy and strong. How can you incorporate exercise into your life in a way that meets your needs?

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Ren in Sobriety
September 11, 2019

How Social Interaction Can Inspire Sobriety

For some time, addicts, addiction experts, family members of addicts, treatment center employees, scientists, and others have tried to probe the secrets of addiction. For decades, centuries even, mankind has sought to unravel this seemingly universal flaw of human nature—the flaw of addiction.

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Ren in Sobriety
May 18, 2018

Expressing Yourself to Stay Sober: Why Recovering Individuals Feel They Can't Talk

Recovering addicts would have a much easier time of it if they expressed themselves. The only problem is, they rarely do this, or they don’t know how.

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Karen Hadley in Sobriety
April 9, 2015

Guide to Preventing Stress Related Substance Abuse

Many people resort to alcohol or drugs as a way to cope with stress. The martini after a hard day at work can lead to a dependence on that drink, and more drinks to follow. Taking a pill to solve the problem of stress-related insomnia can lead to dependence on that pill, and more pills to follow.

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