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75% of people who experience addiction recover, and this is fantastic news. You can have a full and fulfilling life while you're sober, but for someone who's new to sobriety, it can be frustrating to find things to do. There are so many sober activities, but so much of adult life seems to revolve around alcohol.

The Alcohol Anonymous model has spread around the globe, now boasting over 2 million members in 180 nations. However, many people still don't know what to expect from an in-person AA meeting. Knowing what to expect could encourage you to start going to AA meetings on your own.

Did you know that over 20 million Americans grapple with a substance use disorder? If you've struggled with addiction, you may be wondering whether it's worth the effort to abstain from substances like alcohol. Fortunately, the benefits far outweigh the challenges of working to break a bad habit.

Committing to addiction recovery is one of the most important steps you can take in building a better life for yourself. However, the journey is long and fraught with pitfalls. 85% of people who seek addiction treatment will experience a relapse within their first year.