Sober living homes provide a buffer between recovery facilities and the outside world. They are safe spaces for individuals struggling with substance abuse and addiction to transition back into society without relapsing. Also called transitional housing, many sober living homes accept people who have not already completed a rehabilitation program and need a place to […]
Addiction is a chronic disease, and those recovering from it are extremely vulnerable. If you or a loved one is recovering from addiction, you should know that there are many resources available so you can find the help you need. Participating in an addiction recovery program or a support group can offer many benefits. A […]
Dear Friend, Father’s Day is just a few days away, and we are gearing up to celebrate our residents who are fathers. We serve over 250 men at one time, and many of them are fathers. My heart is always encouraged to see just how many of them end up reconciling with their children during […]
If addiction has felt mentally draining, you’re not alone. Addiction is more than a physical dependence on a substance—it’s emotional and psychological too. It’s something complex that doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all solution. Managing addiction is an ongoing process, and you should be proud of how far you’ve come. Since it’s an ongoing journey, therapy and […]
It is our pleasure to share with you the exciting event that took place at the Recovery Capital Summit Conference, Tuesday, April 12th at approximately 3:15 PM. Jim Moore was selected by the Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, the Honorable Mike Ellis, to receive the Alberta Lifetime Achievement Award for his many years of […]
Excessive alcohol consumption can affect your health and safety. If you’re unable to limit the amount of alcohol you drink, it’s considered an addiction. Addiction can change the brain and how you think, affecting not only yourself, but your family and friends around you. It can be challenging to come to terms with, but it’s […]
Addiction is complex. And if you or a loved one has suffered from addiction, you should know it’s not a choice. Addiction is characterized by the continued use of substances despite the harmful consequences. Research has also shown the link between substance use disorders and mental illness. By recognizing that addiction is a problem in […]
Recovering from addiction is a long and challenging process. While addiction is a deeply personal battle, it may impact a person’s loved ones in significant and deeply traumatizing ways. Taking on an addiction recovery journey often becomes a whole family’s responsibility, and it’s essential to have all the knowledge you need before going on it. […]
Dear Friend, Though it is not springtime yet, I have found myself looking for the bright rays of the sun to warm my spirit as I anticipate the new life that spring brings. While the forecast remains cool, I am reminded of something far greater that can lift our hearts as we wait for the […]
Battling a substance use disorder is difficult for everyone involved. Although recovery is often viewed as a personal experience, substance use disorders can have devastating effects on friends, spouses, children, and parents. Friends and family members play an important role in recovery, but it can be a difficult journey. Unfortunately, time and time again, we […]
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