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Embracing A Sober Summer

 Embracing a Sober Summer: Fun Activities for Individuals in Recovery Introduction: Embracing a Sober Summer: Fun Activities for Individuals in Recovery. Summer is a season of warmth, sunshine, and vibrant energy. It’s a time when people often engage in social gatherings, parties, and outdoor adventures. For individuals in early recovery,

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Is Alcoholism Genetic?

Is Alcoholism Genetic? Understanding the DNA behind Alcoholism Many studies done by notable universities, experts in alcoholism and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse have shown genetics could lead an individual to alcoholism and alcohol dependency. However, there is no one single gene that predisposes a person to alcoholism. Instead,

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Alternatives to the Traditional 12-Step Recovery Program

What is the 12-Step Program? The 12-Step recovery program was originally promoted by Alcoholic Anonymous. The program is a free peer group offered nationwide at treatment centers and rehabilitation clinics. This group is a very important part of long-term addiction recovery. Attending these groups provides a sense of community, holds

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Acceptance House Sober Living is DDAP Licensed

What is the DDAP? The Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP), formerly known as the Department of Health, was officially formed in Pennsylvania in July 2012. The goal of the DDAP is to provide education, intervention and treatment programs to reduce drug and alcohol abuse and dependency for residents

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Adjusting to Life Post Sober Living Housing

Guide to Navigating Life Post Sober Living Housing A sober living home provides a safe, structured and protective environment after drug & alcohol rehabilitation. Once your 60- or 90-day stay is complete, it is time to transition back home. Whether that means moving in with family or going off on

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How do I know if I’m Ready to Transition into Sober Living?

Sober Living Transition: Signs You’re Ready to Take Next Step in Recovery After completing detox and an inpatient treatment program residents must make the decision to either go directly back to their previous environment or to transition into a sober living home. Your sober coach, therapist and support network will

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Paying for Sober Living without Insurance Coverage

Tips to Afford Sober Living without Insurance Generally speaking, transitional housing is not considered treatment and is usually not covered under most health insurance plans. However, with drug and alcohol addiction becoming a national crisis in American, legislations make it likely there is some coverage available, always confirm with your

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