Alcohol recovery progresses through withdrawal (days 1–7), early stabilization (weeks 2–4), habit-building (months 2–3), relapse prevention (months 4–6), and long-term sobriety milestones (one year+). Support, structure, and resilience are key.
Methadone is a synthetic opioid most commonly used as part of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder (OUD). It has been used for decades to help individuals taper off heroin or prescription opioids safely…
Imagine reaching a milestone in your life where you've overcome an addiction—no longer turning to substances to numb the pain. You're sober, but something doesn't feel quite right.
It often starts suddenly. You or someone you love is trying to get clean from opioids, but after taking medication like Suboxone (buprenorphine), things take a turn for the worse. Instead of feeling better, intense…
Cocaine comedown is an uncomfortable crash that occurs when cocaine’s effects begin to taper. Experiencing these crashes alone makes quitting seem impossible.
The abuse of prescription drugs is a growing problem in the U.S. Abuse occurs when an individual takes a medication in a way that wasn’t prescribed or without a prescription at all. This can result…
Recovery from addiction of any kind, whether it be substance or behavioral, is a lifelong journey that takes constant work and effort on a daily basis to maintain. Sometimes though, even despite our best efforts,…
Watching a parent struggle with alcoholism can have you feeling desperate, helpless, and unsure of what to do. The mix of love, frustration, and worry can be overwhelming, leaving you torn between wanting to help…
Sleep plays a vital role in maintaining overall health, especially during addiction recovery. Many people underestimate the importance of quality rest, but for individuals recovering from addiction, sleep can be a powerful tool to aid…
Recovery is a courageous journey, but it's no secret that it comes with its challenges. At Monroe Street Housing in Kokomo, Indiana, we are dedicated to helping individuals discover the hope and freedom they deserve…
