Life in Recovery

Those who are fortunate enough to recognize the signs of addiction in themselves have already taken a vital step towards getting the treatment and help they need.

Indiana Center For Recovery wants to share stories of our alumni who are still sober, living life to the fullest during this year’s National Recovery Month. We got a chance to interview Heather about her experiences in active addiction and recovery for National Daughter’s Day, September 25, 2020.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression. At Indiana Center for Recovery, we bring a whole-individual approach to successful recovery.

With the appropriate support, women in recovery who want to become pregnant can stay on track with their treatment programs and go on to have healthy, happy babies.

Here are 10 sober things to do in Indiana that are also fun and memorable.

When romantic expectations or intimate hopes are involved, the pressure rises, and inevitably, so does the anxiety factor. Many couples on a first date will naturally incorporate alcohol into the experience.

Red flags tell you something is wrong in a relationship. Learn five common red flags in relationships from Indiana Center for Recovery.

When someone is in the early stages of their recovery process, friends and family members play a significant role in their success. Learn more here.

Unfortunately, no substance abuse treatment program with a 100% success rate exists. Each and every treatment facility tries its absolute best to turn drug addicts asking for help into sober people helping themselves. Plus, success in the treatment industry means long-term sobriety for patients, years and years after the program itself is over.

Being a sober individual can sometimes make you feel like an outsider in a society. Fortunately, an abundance of sober things to do in Ohio exists if your goal is to have fun while staying abstinent from drugs and alcohol.