Category: Sober living

Many sober living homes have specific visiting hours and may require visitors to sign in and be approved before entering the facility. Visitors may also be subject to drug and alcohol testing before being allowed to visit the resident. Some sober living homes may have restrictions on the number of visitors a resident can have…

As CHS is a relatively recently recognized and studied phenomenon easily confused with other diseases, there is a paucity of sizeable randomized control studies. Most resources and recommendations come from case studies and expert opinions. In addition to appropriate antiemetic therapy, fluid resuscitation, and management of the patient’s symptoms, patients must recognize behaviors and exposures that…

Through a holistic approach that integrates physical, emotional, and mental well-being, we empower residents to take charge of their recovery process and make positive strides toward a life of sobriety and wellness. As a luxury Sober Living homes fosters a culture of recovery that promotes self-care, personal growth, and community engagement, creating a safe and…

Yes, there are ways to reduce the risk of drinking alcohol for people with epilepsy. It is important to stay hydrated before, during, and after drinking alcohol. Additionally, it is important to consume alcohol in moderation, as excessive drinking can increase the risk of seizures. Furthermore, it is important to ensure that any medications taken…

Setbacks can set up a vicious cycle, in which individuals see setbacks as confirming their negative view of themselves. Eventually, they stop focusing on the progress they have made and begin to see the road ahead as overwhelming 16. Clinicians can distinguish mental relapse from occasional thoughts of using by monitoring a client’s behavior longitudinally.…