If you love someone who’s struggling with alcohol or drugs, you’ve probably heard the word “detox” before. It’s often talked about like it’s the solution—spend…
If you’ve just completed a residential treatment program, you’ve already done something many people never do—you’ve stopped long enough to heal. You’ve lived in a…
When your child is in crisis, every choice feels urgent. You’re weighing options, trying to figure out what will actually help, and feeling the pressure…
When your child’s substance use takes you back to a place you hoped you’d never see again, it can feel like the ground has been…
If you’ve stepped away from care before—or you’re wondering if it’s worth trying again—it’s normal to feel a mix of hope and hesitation. You might…
You Don’t Really Want to Die—You Just Don’t Want to Hurt Like This Anymore If you’ve landed here, chances are you’ve felt it: the hollow…
You Made It 90 Days. Then You Relapsed. Now What? Let’s get something out of the way right now—relapse doesn’t mean you’re broken. It doesn’t…
You Left. You Drifted. You Thought About Giving Up. But You Didn’t. If you’re reading this, you’ve already done one of the hardest things: you’ve…
It’s Okay to Feel Nervous—But You Don’t Have to Stay Stuck There Maybe you just got the news. Maybe a loved one said something that…
When your child enters a residential treatment program, your world shifts. You’ve taken a huge step toward their healing, but it can feel like you’re…