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8 Tips For Successful Drug & Alcohol Intervention

Most people struggling with alcohol and drug abuse don’t respond well to suggestions that they have a problem, let alone being open to attending alcohol and drug treatment. Trying to talk to them one-on-one is often met with resistance and hostility. Planning a...

Developing New Friendships in Recovery

One of the hardest parts about recovering from substance use is accepting that many of your old friends and acquaintances may not fit quite as well into your new life of sobriety. In fact, continuing to spend time with the people you hung out with while using can be...

Managing Stress Through Movement

Managing Stress Without Drugs and Alcohol Through Movement And Exercise Stonewall Institute Treatment Center understands that addiction is more than just a mental health issue. While the disease is rooted in the way your brain responds to substances, there’s a lot...

Holistic Healing in Recovery

At Stonewall Institute Treatment Center, we understand that recovery means something different to each person. For us recovery means something greater than just beating addiction. Recovery is about having positive relationships, reclaiming your life, finding...

What is a Higher Power?

What is a Higher Power? - Stonewall Institute Treatment Center In Alcoholics Anonymous, we continually refer to and speak about a Higher Power , which lead many to believe that Alcoholics Anonymous is a religious society. This is not the case. The term ‘Higher...

Stress and Addiction

Stress and addiction go hand-in-hand. Many people find themselves turning to alcohol and/or drug use as a source of stress relief, however this can be a sign of dependence. Everybody in this world experiences stress at some degree, but the difference is that when...

Codependency and Addiction

Within the addiction recovery world, you may hear about codependency or codependent relationships. The term ‘codependency’ is used to describe a person who becomes a caretaker or enabler of an addicted or troubled individual. A codependent relationship consists of...

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