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4 Questions on Self-Love VS Narcissism [caption id="attachment_21263" align="aligncenter" width="447"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben Narcissism is a word that gets thrown around a lot these days. The “selfie society”... Learn More

Mental Strength VS Tough Act [caption id="attachment_19927" align="aligncenter" width="370"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben Mental and emotional strength and stability are not always easy to develop, although many would... Learn More

How My Friends Saved My Life Author: Justin Mckibben When I say this, I say it with absolute certainty; the people around me today that I have the privilege of calling my friends have saved my life. I mean if I’m being completely honest, there is... Learn More

One Thing I Learned in My First Year Sober [caption id="attachment_16008" align="aligncenter" width="332"] Photo of Author[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben “The first year is a gift.” That’s what they kept telling me when I first came to the rooms of recovery. When I first got to treatment and heard people... Learn More

6 Most Common Spiritually Transmitted Diseases Author: Justin Mckibben Spirituality is something that so many people pursue openly and passionately, seeking and searching for new and fascinating connections to a world beyond sight, a world that breathes life into this life, and brings us closer to... Learn More

4 Most Important Coping Skills to Learn in Recovery Author: Justin Mckibben Sobriety is about so much more than being able to stop drinking or using drugs. That is because addiction to drugs and alcohol itself is about so much more than the substances, and has a lot... Learn More

9 Things to Give Up In Recovery (Besides Drugs and Alcohol) Author: Justin Mckibben Recovery is about letting go, and about gaining new ground. Getting off drugs and alcohol are essential to the recovery process for an addict of course, but those are not the only the things we have to... Learn More

Recovery Is Not Selfish! Author: Justin Mckibben Is it really a selfish program? We often hear that recovery is a selfish program, and that we addicts or alcoholics need to take the time to focus on and do things for ourselves, but is... Learn More

4 Key Differences Between the Heavy Drinker/User and the Alcoholic/Addict By Cheryl Steinberg It can be quite difficult to determine the key differences between the heavy drinker/user and the alcoholic/addict because the look so similar. In fact, there are many more similarities than differences, between the two categories of substance... Learn More

How Affluence Can Be A Barrier To Recovery How affluence can be a barrier to recovery is actually a multi-faceted issue. First of all, let’s describe what affluence is. Affluence means having an abundance of money, property, and other material goods; wealthy. And as such, as you can imagine,... Learn More

13 Signs You’re Lying to Yourself A lie is something that you make yourself believe in order to make life a little easier and to avoid some level of pain. Lying to ourselves is something we do in order to protect our fragile egos. But, lying... Learn More

Are You Addicted to Your Misery? Are you all about the ‘frowny face’? Sometimes people become obsessed with their sadness, and any obstacle or excuse they can find not to change it. Misery can be addictive, after all misery loves company right? Addicts and alcoholics especially... Learn More

4 Questions on Self-Love VS Narcissism

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