Gulf Breeze Recovery’s THRIVE® program is unlike any other and offers a proven “niche” for those who have struggled with chronic relapse. When you watch the testimonials of past residents, you find that each person’s experience with detox, if needed, and the general entrance into the facility was a pleasant and welcoming transition.
New information about mood-altering drug use can increase understanding for health providers. A recent survey conducted by the Gallup organization sought the percentage of people in each state who took …
Holistic rehabilitation investigates the underlying sources of addictive behavior and seeks to respond to addiction in ways that are successful for the long term. This makes holistic rehabilitation particularly effective at helping with instances of repeated or chronic relapse.
Experience gratitude for what you have right now and you uncover the hidden benefits of being grateful. #grateful? Serenity Now! Click Here! This month is famous for a few things …
The power of vulnerability is a concept that has been gaining traction in the addiction recovery and sobriety maintenance fields. It acknowledges the power of being open and honest about one’s struggles, allowing for more authentic connections with others and deeper self-reflection. Being vulnerable and sharing your experiences, traumas, and emotional states can help build…
Trying to be happier, here are five ideas Delight. Contentment. Happiness. As we humans move through our lives, we are in a nearly constant search for happiness that dictates …
Many get sober through 12-step programs. These are self-help programs based on attending meetings that are peer supported and peer lead. Individuals “work” the 12-steps to find sobriety and have a sponsor, someone more advanced in their own recovery, who helps them through the recovery process.
Added: valuable information about recognizing Your Innate Health. Innate Health is simply the principle that you have everything you need to be healthy. For many guests who come to Gulf …
One component not often talked about in recovery is the basic urge to have an outlet to direct energy toward. The old saying “idle hands are the devil’s workshop” definitely …