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How to Cope (Instead of Drink) When You’re Unhappy and You Don’t Know Why

If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “Why I am I so unhappy? There’s not even any reason for it!” or “I shouldn’t be this miserable. Look at all the things I should feel grateful for!” Then it’s time for us to sit down and have a chat. Because I’m going to bet that there is

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image: Blonde Woman sitting on a couch,wiping tears away from her eyes. The image symbolizes the regret that comes after relapsing on alcohol.

What causes relapses? Here’s what I learned when I drank after 14 months sober.

I’ve been in active, intentional recovery for 2 ½ years now. I’ve got some things figured out. My experiences throughout sobriety have taught me an awful lot about addiction, recovery, and the value of doing the work of emotional sobriety. But I had to travel a really rough road to get here.  I had to

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Image: A married couple lies side by side on a bed, holding hands in a heart shape, symbolizing unity and love. The man and woman demonstrate support and connection despite differing lifestyles, reflecting the theme of staying sober while one's spouse still drinks

Balancing Act: Staying Sober When Your Spouse Still Drinks

Staying sober when your spouse still drinks on the daily is one of the biggest challenges married people face in recovery. The difference in values and mindset often creates conflict from both sides. Maybe you’re wishing they would stop drinking, or you’re concerned for their health, or you feel they’re sabotaging your attempts to get

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