We all love a good celebration, right? But for some people, the idea of celebrating often involves drinking alcohol. For those who choose not to consume alcohol or are recovering from addiction, it can be tough to find alternative ways
Learning to accept yourself and life’s circumstances is a powerful lesson in the journey of recovery. It was once so easy to see the fault in every person or situation, but we’re now aware that no one can achieve perfection.
It takes work to transition from substance abuse to recovery. When recovery comes, you’ll have won half the battle. We say “half” because there’s another half to recovering from substance abuse — staying sober. For many, staying sober is more
If you are anything like me, getting sober saved your life. But walking away from substances was accompanied by a large dose of FOMO — fear of missing out. After all, as active addicts, much of what we did and
Our recovery practices are very important to our day to day lives and when traveling it’s important to incorporate these different activities that help us in our everyday lives.
Choose Life Sober Adventures travels to Costa Rica along with sober travelers on an all-encompassing journey.
We’re focused on staying sober this Sober October. Join in on the journey!
Our recovery practices are very important to our day to day lives and when traveling it’s important to incorporate these different activities that help us in our everyday lives.
Cole shares his story of how travel, addiction and community influenced his life. Learn how they can impact yours as well.
If you are anything like me, getting sober saved your life. But walking away from substances was accompanied by a large dose of FOMO — fear of missing out. After all, as active addicts, much of what we did and
Sober retreats can be an invaluable resource for individuals who are looking for the next step in their recovery journey. These retreats offer a variety of benefits that can help individuals maintain their sobriety and continue to grow and develop
