Recovery |

Completing residential treatment is a powerful milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter in your life. But as meaningful as this accomplishment is, it also comes with significant life changes. Adjusting to these shifts is a normal part of early recovery, and learning how to navigate them is essential for long-term sobriety.At Las...Read More

Recovery is more than just breaking free from substances—it’s about rebuilding the parts of yourself that addiction slowly chipped away. One of the first things many people notice in recovery is just how damaged their confidence has become. You may doubt yourself, question your worth, or feel unsure about your ability to stay sober or...Read More

Recovery isn’t just about removing substances from your life. It’s about filling your life with experiences that heal, ground, and inspire you. Nature is one of the most powerful tools for strengthening mental health and supporting long-term sobriety. Another bonus of nature is that it is conveniently located right outside your door.Here in New Mexico,...Read More

While the season is filled with bright lights and festive gatherings, you also know that, in recovery, the holidays can bring challenges that aren’t always visible. Sometimes, the same season that brings joy to others can stir up stress, pressure, or old memories that make staying grounded feel harder than usual. If you’ve ever felt...Read More

When you are new to recovery, there’s a lot to be proud of. You’ve made one of the most important decisions of your life to protect your health, your future, and your sense of self. But along with this new beginning often comes boredom, something people don’t talk about enough. It can sneak up on...Read More

Recovery is filled with moments, some big, some small, that mark the distance between who you were and who you’re becoming. Every step forward, every day sober, every decision to choose healing over old habits is a milestone worth recognizing. Yet in the busyness of life, it’s easy to overlook just how far you’ve come....Read More

When you’re rebuilding your life in recovery, structure can be one of your greatest allies. After the chaos of addiction, creating a daily routine can feel grounding. It gives you direction, stability, and a sense of purpose, helping you stay focused on what truly matters: your healing. Why Routine Is So Important in Recovery In...Read More

When you begin your recovery journey, you may expect challenges like cravings or managing emotions, but one struggle that often catches people off guard is loneliness. Without alcohol or drugs as a constant companion, you might suddenly feel disconnected from others or unsure where you belong. Friends may have drifted away. Family relationships might still...Read More

Relapse can feel devastating. You’ve worked hard to get sober, and now it feels like all that progress has slipped away. Maybe you’re ashamed, frustrated, or scared about what comes next. But here’s the truth: relapse doesn’t mean you’ve failed, and it definitely doesn’t mean you should give up.  Understand that relapse can happen to anyone,...Read More

When you begin your recovery journey, one of the most important steps you can take is finding support from people who have walked the same path. That’s where a sponsor comes in. Sponsors are a key part of 12-Step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and they can play a huge role...Read More