Having a sense of purpose can help you in many ways, including improving mental health and long-term recovery. However, finding purpose is a task that can be very difficult. At Laguna Shores Recovery Center, we understand that finding your purpose can help you to stay on the path of recovery by improving you decreasing depression […]
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Are you worried about relapses? Do you want to boost your chance of success in recovery? Given the high relapse rate among individuals in recovery from addiction, it is essential to plan for triggers and cravings. One vital strategy to increase sobriety success is choosing a long-term recovery program. Since detox and early sobriety are
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Have you struggled with feelings of isolation during recovery? Are you hoping to re-enter society after a long journey to sobriety? Do you want to re-connect with others and even to give back to the community? Everyone needs a strong local community to thrive, and recovering individuals especially need to be surrounded by support. Some
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By the time you’ve reached long-term sobriety, perhaps your fear and thoughts of relapse have become infrequent. What do you do when one day, some familiar craving suddenly pops into your head? You might think to yourself, “How could this be happening?” Does long-term sobriety mean no cravings at all? Actually, it is not uncommon
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People with addictive disorders may suffer from both short-term and long-term effects. Usually, the longer an addiction continues, the more dependence you develop on drugs or alcohol and the more damage it does to your body, mind, and behaviors. The impact of chronic addiction also disrupts family relationships and friendships in very painful ways. These
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Matthew Beck B.A, M.A, LMFT (Medical Reviewer)We Work with Most Major Insurances
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We know that picking up the phone can be scary. Reaching out for help takes courage – you can do it. We are here to support you. We know what it’s like to have a new chance at life. We want you to feel that, too.
