Celebrating Women in Sobriety Women's History Month gives us a perfect opportunity to shine a light on the remarkable achievements of women who have transformed their lives through sobriety. These inspiring individuals have not only conquered their personal battles...
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The Rise of Mommy Wine Culture Recent data shows a worrying trend in alcohol consumption among women, especially mothers. Research from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism reveals a 14% increase in drinking frequency among women with children under...
Women in Construction Week 2025 Women in Construction Week (WIC Week) returns March 2-8, 2025, marking a significant milestone in recognizing and celebrating women's contributions to the construction industry. The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)...
Importance of Establishing Morning Routines A structured morning routine is crucial in addiction recovery, providing a stable foundation for lasting sobriety. Starting each day with purpose and intention helps rewire the brain, replacing destructive patterns with...
Recognizing Signs of Overdose Time is critical when someone experiences an overdose. Identifying the warning signs quickly can mean the difference between life and death. Severe Physical Symptoms A person experiencing an overdose may display severe physical symptoms....
The Dangers of Study Drugs Study drugs, also known as "smart drugs" or "cognitive enhancers," are prescription medications used non-medically by students seeking enhanced academic performance. These substances include prescription stimulants like Adderall, Ritalin,...
Allergy Medications and Addiction Allergy medications, especially antihistamines, are essential for managing both seasonal and chronic allergic reactions. They work by blocking histamine, a chemical responsible for triggering allergic symptoms such as sneezing,...
Social Media's Role in Teen Drug Use Social media platforms have become virtual marketplaces where substance-related content flows freely. Research indicates that teens encounter drug-related content every 45 minutes during their social media browsing sessions,...
Understanding Guilt in Addiction Recovery Guilt and shame are powerful emotions that often accompany addiction recovery. While these feelings can be overwhelming, understanding their distinct characteristics helps create a path toward healing. What is Guilt? Guilt...