Not everyone who drinks is addicted to alcohol. However, everyone who drinks is at risk of drinking too much and putting themselves and others in danger. On average, more people engage in holiday drinking than during other times of the year. Holiday drinking typically begins at Thanksgiving and continues until New Year’s Eve. While some…
Do the holidays stress you out? If so, you’re not alone. It’s not uncommon to dread the timeline between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve, also known as the holiday season. The holidays often usher in unnecessary stress that can cause you to turn to drugs or alcohol for relief. Constant drinking at parties, family gatherings,…
No alcohol November is an attempt to enter the Christmas season with the most health benefits of living sober. With the winter holidays around the corner, no alcohol November is the best time to cut down drinking. Winter comes with increased social activities, which are often accompanied by heavy drinking. For those who wish to…
Thanksgiving is a time for togetherness, family reunions, and celebrations. However, having a sober thanksgiving can be challenging if you are recovering from addiction. Almost everything is a trigger to you. Being around people who are overindulging can lure you into temptation. Financial strains, fatigue, and family conflicts that happen during thanksgiving are another trigger.…