Articles and Resources for Recovery
Heads Is Mindfulness. Tails Is Yoga. Either Way Your Recovery Wins.
Have you ever had someone try to pull a fast one on you with a coin flip? Just before flipping the coin up into the air, they might announce, “Heads I win, tails you lose!” With those “rules” in play, you can’t win the flip. That’s why it is much,...
Healthy Eating Supports Your Recovery Part Five: Getting Into the Garden and the Kitchen
In this series about healthy eating in recovery, we have written a lot about the kinds of foods that best support your well-being and your efforts to stay away from drugs or alcohol. In this entry, we want to shift the focus from what you should eat to a couple...

Healthy Eating Supports Your Recovery Part Four: Dinner and Late-Night Snacks
The notion of a dinner bell—often a triangle struck with a metal rod which produced a loud ringing sound that would call people from their work to come together to eat—is not terribly common anymore. Its closest analog might be a parent shouting out the front door to bring the...
Healthy Eating Supports Your Recovery Part Three: Lunch and Afternoon Snacks
This is the third entry in our ongoing series of posts about how healthy eating supports your ongoing recovery from a substance use disorder. The first entry was an overview of ways you can make your diet healthier. The second entry focused on breakfast and hydration. In this blog post,...
Sometimes a Good Quote Can Provide Your Daily Quota of Motivation
It is easy to get caught up in a lot of details and strategies and suggestions when it comes to your recovery journey. You focus on the details of the 12-Steps. You develop personal strategies for overcoming strong and sudden cravings. You listen to suggestions from your sponsor, your therapist,...
Mindfulness, Urge Surfing, and Yoga: A Trifecta of Positive Practices for Recovery
As a rule, people like to tackle problems by taking action. There is an understandable sense that actions—whether big or small—are the engines when it comes to changing an unfavorable situation into a favorable one. Make the argument, vanquish the foe, or get your hands dirty, and you can make...
Oldies but Goodies Offer Musical Recovery Advice
Recently, Brian Wilson, the leader and chief songwriter for the legendary Beach Boys, passed away. As often happens when a notable musician passes away, it has seemed like Wilson’s music has been everywhere once again. So many of the Beach Boys’ tunes are classics—the kinds of classics that get stuck...
Healthy Eating Supports Your Recovery Part Two: Hydration and Breakfast
In the first entry in this series about eating in recovery, we considered the different kinds of foods that make up a healthy diet. We wrote about lean proteins, colorful fruits and vegetables, and several more categories. (You can read the full entry here.) In this entry, we want to...
Healthy Eating Supports Your Recovery Part One: An Overview of Healthy Food
Listen, we do not claim to be the first folks to ever offer up advice about healthy eating. If you are of a certain age, you might remember an animated character named Timer who appeared in a series of public service announcements about eating and related topics. Now, Timer sang...
Getting Out of the House—and Your Head—is Good for Recovery
You have probably heard it said (or perhaps seen the phrase cross-stitched on a pillow) that home is where the heart is. Perhaps you are the kind of person who really takes that idea to heart (see what we did there?). For many people—perhaps including you—home provides a sanctuary. It...
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