Healing Begins Here
Recognizing the Signs of Alcoholism
- Your friends and family have been telling you they are concerned about your drinking
- You are always looking for a new opportunity to go out drinking
- You find yourself angry if plans to drink get canceled
- You have missed time from work because of your drinking
Alcohol abuse and alcoholism are apparent when you can’t control how much you drink, and you are always looking for ways to get drunk. When you find your life is consumed by alcohol, it’s time to take a closer look.

Support In Your Alcohol Recovery
Your Sobriety Journey Day by Day
Relapse Prevention and Addiction Recovery
- Creating a support network of peers who can understand what you are going through
- Working with a therapist to address your triggers and discuss the emotional aspects of addiction
- Learning new ways to cope with productive stress
- Staying active in your recovery community to keep yourself on track
Relapse is a standard part of recovery. If you find yourself relapsing, it’s essential to get back to the basics of your sobriety efforts. Reach out to your support network, and they are going to understand what you are going through. Relapse is not a failure, but an opportunity to learn new ways to prevent future relapse.