What If I Want To Leave AA?
Many people in recovery eventually wonder, “Do I have to stay in AA forever?” Asking that question is not failure, it is growth. AA builds a strong foundation, but the 12 Steps were designed to bring freedom, not lifelong dependency. Recovery can evolve beyond meetings if you continue living the principles and serving others daily.
Accountability In Recovery: The Superpower No One Is Talking About
Accountability in recovery is the superpower that transforms sobriety from survival into freedom. By taking responsibility, building healthy coping mechanisms, and leaning on a support system, you create a recovery journey rooted in strength and self awareness. Discover how fostering accountability, setting realistic goals, and staying consistent can help you overcome challenges and live with purpose.
Staying Sober When You Have No Support System
Staying sober without a support system is challenging, but it’s possible. Learn practical tips for staying sober, building healthy coping mechanisms, and protecting your recovery journey. Discover how to maintain sobriety, set boundaries, and find strength in healthy living, even when surrounded by old habits or unsupportive environments.
Enabling Addiction: How to Recognize and Stop Enabling a Loved One
Enabling may feel like love, but it quietly fuels addiction. This guide will help you recognize enabling behaviors, set healthy boundaries, and support your loved one’s recovery without losing yourself. Learn the difference between helping and enabling, and discover how truth, not fear, can lead to real change for them and for you.
Can I Say I Am A Recovered Alcoholic?
Is recovery a lifelong process, or can someone truly be recovered from alcoholism? This video breaks down the difference between “recovered” and “recovering,” referencing the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous to challenge popular beliefs. If you’re questioning what recovery can really look like, this message will give you a fresh perspective on sobriety and long-term freedom.
The Addict Identity | Is Once An Addict Always an Addict True?
Is ‘once an addict, always an addict’ really true? In this article, we explore how language shapes identity, why calling yourself a recovering addict might keep you stuck, and what it means to fully recover. If you’ve battled substance use or addiction, this message will help you reclaim your identity and step boldly into a life of purpose.
The Truth About Hitting Rock Bottom: Addiction and Alcoholism Explained
Most people believe you have to hit rock bottom to recover from addiction, but that lie costs lives. This post breaks down the myth, reveals the hidden signs, and shows why early action matters. If you or a loved one is struggling, you don’t have to lose everything to change. You can stop before it all falls apart.
How My Addiction & Story of Recovery Saved My Life
I should have died on November 6, 2015. After years of substance abuse and active addiction, I was found unresponsive in my car. Drug addiction had taken everything from me. That moment could have been the end of my life, but it wasn’t. On November 6, 2017, I began my recovery journey for real. This […]
Marijuana and Sobriety | California Sober Meaning and Danger
The California sober meaning has sparked debate in the recovery world. While some believe smoking marijuana in recovery is a form of harm reduction, others see it as a dangerous compromise. This post breaks down what California sober really is, where it came from, and why it might not be safe for those battling real addiction.
Why Do Addicts Lie? Understanding the Pain Behind the Deception
Addicts don’t lie because they don’t care—they lie because addiction rewires the brain for survival, not honesty. Behind every excuse is shame, fear, or pain they’re trying to hide. This video uncovers the truth behind the deception and shows how real recovery begins when we stop hiding and start living in truth. Healing starts with honesty.