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Addiction Recovery

Overcoming the Emotional Challenges of Substance Addiction Recovery

The journey toward sobriety requires significant effort, dedication, and determination to confront the challenges associated with substance abuse. Emotional challenges should not be overlooked, as they can often derail even the most well-intentioned recovery efforts. Understanding and addressing these emotional [...]

By |August 1st, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles|Comments Off on Overcoming the Emotional Challenges of Substance Addiction Recovery

PA Businesses That Hire Employees in Addiction Recovery

Not only is employment post-recovery necessary for most of the 850,000+ individuals living in addiction recovery in Pennsylvania, but it’s also a huge indicator of success in long-term sobriety. The benefits of being hired and working after achieving sobriety aren’t [...]

By |July 29th, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Aftercare|Comments Off on PA Businesses That Hire Employees in Addiction Recovery

How To Tell When It’s Time To Change Your Job in Recovery

We love to see our clients beat addiction and thrive in sobriety once they’ve completed residential or intensive outpatient treatment with us. We also know that a big part of a healthy, long-lasting recovery is the ability to foster a [...]

By |June 21st, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles, Recovery|Comments Off on How To Tell When It’s Time To Change Your Job in Recovery

Let These Beautiful PA Hiking Spots Support Your Sobriety

When you enter St. Joseph Institute’s treatment program to recover from a substance use disorder (SUD), you’re called to make radical changes that prioritize your well-being. One of the ways you might begin to care for yourself is by taking [...]

By |May 17th, 2024|Categories: Addiction, Addiction Recovery, Articles, Healthy Living, Recovery|Comments Off on Let These Beautiful PA Hiking Spots Support Your Sobriety

Exploring The Victim Mentality and How It Hurts Recovery

Think about the last time you found yourself or a loved one asserting any of the following statements: That’s not my fault/I’m not responsible for that I can’t do anything about this Everything fails anyway, so there’s no hope in [...]

By |May 9th, 2024|Categories: Addiction, Addiction Recovery, Articles, Recovery|Comments Off on Exploring The Victim Mentality and How It Hurts Recovery

Top Relapse Triggers For People New to Recovery

Relapse is a part of many recovery stories. It’s the moment in your sobriety when you use the substance that you previously abused, leading you back into addictive patterns. Chances of relapse among formerly drug and alcohol-addicted people are high, [...]

By |May 3rd, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles, Recovery|Comments Off on Top Relapse Triggers For People New to Recovery

When Misinformation Goes Viral: The Dangers of Relying on TikTok for Addiction and Mental Health Support

TikTok initially rose to popularity as a social media platform that allowed users to create and share short-form dance and entertainment videos with others. Today, however, the app has become a go-to source of information for teens and young adults—who [...]

By |April 25th, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles|Comments Off on When Misinformation Goes Viral: The Dangers of Relying on TikTok for Addiction and Mental Health Support

How Parenting Styles Connect to Substance Use Disorder

Emotionally immature parents can affect their children’s development in ways that may make them more prone to substance use disorders as adults. What does it mean to be emotionally immature?  We know what it means to mature biologically. If we [...]

By |April 4th, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles, Family Resource|Comments Off on How Parenting Styles Connect to Substance Use Disorder

Why Successful Recovery is A Group Effort

If we zoom as far out as possible from our loved one’s substance use disorder (SUD), we see that its effects ripple into larger social systems. We see that the person struggling with addiction is taking the brunt of the [...]

By |March 5th, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles, Family Resource|Comments Off on Why Successful Recovery is A Group Effort

Why Successful Recovery is A Group Effort

If we zoom as far out as possible from our loved one’s substance use disorder (SUD), we see that its effects ripple into larger social systems. We see that the person struggling with addiction is taking the brunt of the [...]

By |February 23rd, 2024|Categories: Addiction Recovery, Articles|Comments Off on Why Successful Recovery is A Group Effort