There is something that shifts when a person stops trying to carry their story alone. Recovery becomes less about white-knuckling through hard days and more… Read More »4 Ways a Supportive Community Contributes to a Successful Recovery Journey
Serving others is one of the most meaningful and transformative parts of the recovery journey. It’s not always loud or dramatic. More often, it shows… Read More »Serving Others with Compassion and Connection
Alcoholism is more common in professional environments than many employers realize. It’s the most widely abused substance in America, and yet it often goes undetected… Read More »Alcoholism in the Workplace: What Supervisors Can Do to Help
Asking for help is one of the bravest things you can do when you feel like you’re drowning in addiction. It’s easy to build walls… Read More »Why Asking for Help Is the Bravest Thing You Can Do
When you’re loving someone with addiction, one of the most painful and confusing behaviors you may face is dishonesty. Lying, hiding, and broken promises can… Read More »Loving Someone with Addiction: What to do if Someone is Lying
Creating a legacy of hope begins when strength is redefined. Many believe strength means holding it all together, never showing weakness, and never letting anyone see… Read More »Leaving a Legacy of Hope for Those in Addiction
Finding your tribe is one of the most powerful parts of recovery. In the early stages, it is easy to feel like you are walking… Read More »Finding Your Tribe: You Don’t Have to Recover Alone
At Positive Recovery, we believe in celebrating the individuals who are shaping the future of addiction recovery. One of those changemakers is John Shiflet, a… Read More »Why Collegiate Recovery Programs Matter: Supporting Students in Sobriety