Category: Sober living

The city is home to a vibrant recovery community, with daily Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and other 12-step meetings available throughout the week. Local organizations, including outpatient treatment centers and community-based support groups, provide comprehensive services for individuals in all stages of recovery. Greenfield’s walkable downtown, access to public transportation, and proximity to…

We lead the best sober living homes in New England; structured sober house communities where those in recovery live together as a family to develop the tools and strengthen their character in order to live free from substance abuse. Our sober living homes allow for independence; however, they are guided by a set of recovery-focused…

Once dependence sets in, it’s not a big leap to addiction—where the user feels they can’t quit, even though they know the drug is harming them. Talk to your care team if you’re interested in using baclofen for alcohol addiction. They will be able to walk you through the risks and benefits of using this…

Once you are clear on your goal, you may still need to prepare to change. Preparations include removing addictive substances from your home as well as eliminating triggers in your life that may make you more likely to use those substances again. During the pre-contemplation and contemplation stages of change, a harm reduction approach may…

This, of course, can affect one’s self-esteem and mental health when friends and family start to pull away. Relationships can be damaged to the point of being irreparable while someone is under the influence of alcohol. The physical signs of alcoholism or an alcoholic face differ among individuals. While spotting these signs does not offer…