Addiction is a family disease. When one person in a family develops a substance abuse disorder, it affects everyone around them. A person living with an addiction may have changed behaviors that disrupt normal family life. This includes lying about how much they are drinking or the drugs they are using and manipulating loved ones.…
Completing a 12-step addiction recovery program successfully is a great accomplishment on your road to recovery. However, it is not the end of the road. Everyone in recovery will face unique challenges along the way. Living your new life after rehab can take a lot of adjustment, but there are many steps you can take…
Sober living homes used to be known as halfway houses. However, over the years, the scope of sober living evolved. However, many individuals don’t quite understand just what sober living offers. If you find yourself wondering, ‘Does my loved one need sober living?’ then it’s best to educate yourself. Dignity Hall can help. With several…
Leaving detox and treatment can be daunting. For some, the pressure of being out in the world can be too intense. A lasting recovery means you’re confident in your ability to stay sober. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to build that confidence at your own pace. Sober living homes offer you just that. At Dignity…
At Dignity Hall Sober Living Homes in New Jersey, we know that addiction comes in all shapes and sizes. For each of the almost 50 million Americans struggling with substance abuse issues every day, there is a different range of needs, a different set of circumstances, and a different path forward. Once you have started…
Let’s get one thing out of the way. As someone who is struggling with addiction issues, you are not alone. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, there are upwards of 40 million Americans struggling with substance use disorders. That’s a startling one person in every seven. And there are numerous factors that keep…
Recovery doesn’t end with finding the right treatment program fitting your needs. After leaving treatment, your living circumstances will have a significant impact on your recovery. How will you use what you’ve learned in treatment? Further, if you face challenges to your sobriety, how will you deal with it? Answering these questions and related concerns…
When it comes to your recovery journey, your time spent in treatment is only the beginning. Recovery is a life-long commitment that requires structure, support, and determination — making the transition from an inpatient facility back to normal life can feel daunting. In fact, it’s often when individuals relapse. For this reason, it’s vital to…