Sober living

As mentioned above, it is not advisable to do the withdrawal process on your own. You can, however, take tips and suggestions on how you can make the experience a little easier. Ninety percent of the time, the alcohol goes through the liver, and only around 10% of it gets out through sweat and urine.…

Helping a person recovering from an addiction can come down to helping them connect to treatment—if they’re not already doing so—and encouraging support groups like AA. The people this person meets in these meetings are much better positioned to encourage their sobriety than family members are. Return to use is most common during the first…

Later, it can cause fatigue, bleeding and bruising, itchy skin, yellow discoloration of the skin and eyes and fluid accumulation in the abdomen known as ascites. Fluid buildup in end-stage liver disease is a particularly ominous sign. Fifty percent of patients with ascites typically die within two years if they don’t have a liver transplant.…

These days, prescription drugs seem to be a part of the rapper starter kit. While, for the most part, drug use in hip-hop has never been taboo (meaning you can’t totally blame this on the kiddos), the promotion and use of drugs of the highly addictive nature is at an all-time high. Music has the power…

These creative, science-based exercises will help you learn more about your values, motivations, and goals and will give you the tools to inspire a sense of meaning in the lives of your clients, students, or employees. She uses strategic engagement strategies to cultivate a learning community across a global network of Coaches through in-person and…

Alcohol may make the individual appear to be calm and relaxed and nothing more. It may be years before a consistent escalation in consumption might begin triggering negative effects in their life. These signs are overt and obvious, as the personality changes are usually negative. They may become verbally or physically abusive when under the…