Setting Intentions for the New Year on Service as a Spiritual Principle of Sobriety

Setting Intentions for the New Year on Service as a Spiritual Principle of Sobriety

It's beautiful to know that close to 39% of people set New Year's resolutions each year. If you're trying to get sober, setting a resolution to strengthen your spirituality is a wonderful option.
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Why You Should Celebrate Small Victories During Recovery

Why You Should Celebrate Small Victories During Recovery

The little things in life are the ones that mean the most to many people. While not drinking may be a no-brainer for many individuals, staying sober is a struggle for others. Every day there is a fight not to turn to alcohol is a damning disease that affects 6% of the adults in the US. 

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How Do You Congratulate Someone on Their Sobriety?

How Do You Congratulate Someone on Their Sobriety?

Whether you know a recovering addict who recently got sober or you're excited to celebrate someone's 10th year of sobriety, knowing the right way to support them is crucial. Addiction recovery is hard and if you don't approach the subject with the proper care, you risk doing more harm than good. 
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5 Ways to Stay Sober During the Holiday Season

5 Ways to Stay Sober During the Holiday Season

5 Ways to Stay Sober During the Holiday Season The holidays are joyous—and let's face it, stressful. A study found that  88 percent of Americans  feel stress during the holidays. Don't let this extra stress test your sobriety.
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A Quick Guide on What to Say to Someone on Their Sobriety Anniversary

A Quick Guide on What to Say to Someone on Their Sobriety Anniversary

Is someone you know approaching a sobriety milestone? You may want to congratulate them on their achievement, but what's the best way to do that? You'll want to encourage them while remaining sensitive to the subject.

If you're not sure how to do that, here are a few tips on what to say to someone on their sobriety anniversary.

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How to Get Through Your First Days Sober

How to Get Through Your First Days Sober

If you have made the powerful and life-changing decision to quit drinking, then congratulations are in order. These first few days sober will be the beginning of a happier, healthier, and longer life.

However, the first few days can also be the most challenging for any struggling alcoholic. Immediately after you stop drinking is when your body will feel the most severe symptoms and withdrawal effects.

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Happy Birthday! Sober Celebration Ideas for AA Birthdays

Happy Birthday! Sober Celebration Ideas for AA Birthdays

14.1 million adults have alcohol use disorder. If you are one of them or know one of them, there are things you can do to support their sobriety at birthdays and other celebrations. For many in recovery from addiction, both birthdays and AA birthdays are milestones. AA birthdays are the anniversary of the first day of sobriety. Read on to learn about some ways you can celebrate AA and Sober Birthdays.
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Why You Need to Celebrate Your Sobriety Birthday

Why You Need to Celebrate Your Sobriety Birthday

Sobriety is something that you must constantly work on because recovery never really ends. Constant reflection on ongoing sobriety and celebrating your achievements is very important to stay on the wagon.
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