Once you complete addiction treatment, you might wonder, “What’s next?” The transition from rehab to the real world can be daunting, but it’s important to remember that recovery is a lifelong process. Some tips can help you make the most of life after rehab and maintain sobriety. The Right Step Hill Country’s sober living program […]
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After completing an addiction treatment program, adjusting to life after rehab can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. However, with aftercare programs and support, staying sober and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is achievable. At The Right Step Hill Country, we understand the importance of continuing care and offer aftercare programs to ensure our clients have
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For those in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, learning how to manage day-to-day life while maintaining sobriety can be difficult. Finding fun sober activities is another hard part of recovery, especially when you are new to sobriety and abstinence. However, engaging in sober activities is important for your sobriety and your mental health. Sober
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Today, we are going to discuss how exercise help depression and addiction. But before we get into all of that, did you ever participate in a talent show as a kid? Maybe you danced. Maybe you performed magic tricks. Maybe—like me—you wowed the crowd with your lip-sync skills. (If only everyone could be so cool).
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Addiction recovery comes with all sorts of losses and gains. Including weight gain after addiction recovery. You may drop unhealthy habits and create rewarding routines, part ways with old friends and make new ones, and trade substance-induced confidence for true self-confidence that only comes from within. And, yeah, you might unburden yourself from the weight of
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The importance of nutrition is often overlooked in the recovery process. If you’re eating enough to maintain your weight, you may assume you’re getting everything you need, but that may not be true. “Recovery” means gaining back what you’ve lost, and in addiction, one of the things that people have often lost is nutritional balance.
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Both inpatient rehab centers and outpatient rehab centers are excellent at providing you support for the first stages of becoming sober, but what happens once you complete it? It can be challenging to continue on this path without having access to a network of people who have been in your shoes, and useful professional services alongside
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