Supporting a Loved One

A “Celebrating Sobriety” Gift Guide

It’s easy to overthink gift-giving, especially for those of us who don’t have a natural…

by Rehab After Work
Dec 5, 2022
In Supporting a Loved One
Relapse Prevention Techniques You Need to Know

For someone who has a loved one in recovery, relapse can be a person’s worst…

by Eeman Chowdhury
Aug 11, 2022
In Addiction and Substance Abuse, Supporting a Loved One
Can I Help My Loved One Find Treatment?

For anyone combating a mental illness or substance use addiction, it can be challenging for…

by Eeman Chowdhury
May 11, 2022
In Addiction and Substance Abuse, Supporting a Loved One, Treatment
How Does Drug Addiction Affect Relationships?

Drug addiction often impacts more than just the person struggling with the disease – in…

by Jonathan Bodack
May 28, 2021
In Addiction and Substance Abuse, Supporting a Loved One
Understanding Your Role in a Family Member’s Substance Abuse Battle

When one of your family members is struggling with substance abuse, you might feel useless,…

by Rehab After Work
May 7, 2021
In Supporting a Loved One
Coping with an Addicted Family Member

Learning that a family member is struggling with an addiction is a life-changing experience. At…

by Rehab After Work
Nov 10, 2020
In Supporting a Loved One
5 Meaningful Holiday Gifts for Someone in Recovery

Gift giving during the holiday season can come with lots of challenges, including the pressure…

by Rehab After Work
Dec 20, 2018
In Supporting a Loved One
3 Recommended Addiction Memoirs

For thousands of years, books have been used to educate people, to inspire them, and…

by Rehab After Work
Jul 24, 2018
In Supporting a Loved One

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