Two Types of People Who Can Impact Your Recovery
Rob Cline
April 14, 2025
You have probably heard someone say something like, “There are two types of people in the world: those who like pineapple on pizza and those
Category: Addiction Recovery
Category: Addiction Recovery
A Relapse Means You Need to Restart
Rob Cline
March 24, 2025
You have probably experienced a moment when you needed tech support of one kind or another. Maybe your work computer was acting up. Maybe your
Some Options if Journaling Is Not for You
Rob Cline
February 14, 2025
In a couple of recent blog posts, we have suggested that journaling can be a wonderful activity for a person in recovery from a substance
Some Prompts to Get Your Journal Started
Rob Cline
January 27, 2025
In a recent post, we wrote about how journaling can support your sobriety. While journaling is an activity you can personalize and pursue in just
Writing in a Journal May Be Just Right for Your Recovery
Rob Cline
January 9, 2025
The Power of Writing Things Down Have you ever headed to the grocery store without a list, convinced you can remember everything you need? Has
Catch the Urge Surfing Wave When Cravings Arise
Rob Cline
December 20, 2024
In a perfect world, going through substance use disorder treatment would put a permanent end to your desire for drugs or alcohol. After all, you
The Paths that Lead to Addiction and Recovery
Rob Cline
December 5, 2024
There are a lot of famous pathways out there, some real, some fictional. Route 66. The yellow brick road. The path from the Shire to
Bad Information is Bad for Your Recovery – Part Three
Rob Cline
November 15, 2024
This post is the third entry in our series intended to ensure you have information you can trust concerning substance use disorders and recovery. Access
Bad Information is Bad for Your Recovery – Part One
Rob Cline
October 21, 2024
Have you ever made a big decision based on the advice of someone else only to discover that your advisor was wrong? It is the
New Farley CEO Introduction
Rob Cline
September 30, 2024
April Green, M.S. stepped into the field born from the shear fascination with how people think and solve problems. She completed her Master’s of Social