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Does Having Alcohol Shakes Mean You’re an Alcoholic?
No, experiencing alcohol shakes does not automatically mean you are an alcoholic, but it can be a sign of alcohol dependence or withdrawal. They occur when the nervous system reacts to alcohol leaving the body, and while they are common in heavy drinkers, they can also affect those who consume alcohol occasionally. Understanding the causes […]
What Is Blacking Out? Definition and Dangers of Getting Blackout Drunk
Blacking out from alcohol occurs when excessive drinking prevents the brain from forming new memories, leading to gaps in recall. Unlike passing out, a person in a blackout remains conscious but has no recollection of events. Alcohol-induced blackouts are common among college students and young adults, particularly those who engage in binge drinking or consume […]
Perfectionism in Addiction Recovery
Perfectionism is the tendency to set unrealistically high standards for oneself, often accompanied by harsh self-criticism when these standards are not met. Many individuals who struggle with addiction also exhibit perfectionistic traits, either before their substance use begins or as part of their recovery journey. While striving for excellence can be a positive trait, perfectionism […]
What Is a “Beer Gut”?
A beer gut, also known as a beer belly, is the common term that describes excess fat accumulating around the abdomen, often linked to frequent beer consumption. While beer is commonly blamed for this condition, the underlying causes are more complex. Alcohol addiction and excessive drinking can contribute significantly to weight gain, but other lifestyle […]
What Is Coke Jaw?
Coke jaw is a term that refers to excessive jaw clenching, grinding, and involuntary jaw movement caused by cocaine abuse. This condition can lead to jaw pain, dental problems, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, significantly affecting a person’s quality of life. Cocaine is a powerful stimulant drug that affects the central nervous system, leading to […]
Can You Get Addicted to Benadryl?
Yes, while Benadryl is not considered highly addictive in the traditional sense, misuse of the drug can lead to dependence and withdrawal symptoms. Benadryl, the brand name for diphenhydramine, is a common over-the-counter medication used to treat symptoms of allergies and allergic reactions such as watery eyes and nasal congestion. It also acts as a […]
Is Naproxen Addictive? Everything You Need to Know
No, naproxen is not classified as an addictive drug, but it can still be misused, and long-term use may lead to dependence in some individuals. It is a common over-the-counter medication and prescription nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to reduce pain and inflammation. However, many people wonder if prescribed naproxen carries the risk of addiction […]
How to Find Joy in a Sober Lifestyle
Many believe that giving up alcohol or drugs means losing fun and excitement. In active addiction, we trap ourselves in the illusion that chemical euphoria equals happiness. This false joy is fleeting—always requiring more substances just to feel normal, while the inevitable crash leaves us worse off than before. The cycle is relentless: use, crash, […]
8 Tips for a Sober St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day, celebrated every March 17th, honors Ireland’s patron saint and has evolved into a global celebration of Irish culture. While parades and green attire are common, the day has also become closely tied to drinking traditions. For those in recovery, this association can make the holiday challenging. However, celebrating without alcohol opens the […]
Additional Resources
Once you have completed your rehabilitation program at one of our drug and alcohol treatment centers, you should try to surround yourself with people who can encourage you to stay sober. Many people find that support groups are the best source of encouragement. You can find hundreds of support groups and meetings in your community. Our drug addiction treatment centers stress the importance of personal chemical dependency resources, especially when you are new to sobriety. Below are various addiction and mental health resources for people in recovery who want additional support.
Christian Addiction Recovery Resources
Our substance abuse services aren’t limited to specific programs, but rather we believe in the importance of incorporating faith-based programs to promote spiritual healing, like our Faith in Recovery program.
With that said, below are some faith-based addiction recovery resources that could help you in your spiritual healing from addiction:
- Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer
- Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend
- Christian Families in Recovery: A Guide for Addiction, Recovery, and Intervention Using God’s Tools of Redemption by Robert and Stephanie Tucker
- Club New Life Christian Ministry for Addiction and Recovery
- Lost & Found: Recovery in Christ by Bruce Stanley
- Overcoming Emotional Obstacles through Faith: Navigating the Mind Field by Anthony Acampora, Director of Banyan’s Faith in Recovery Program
- The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel
Mental Health Resources for Recovery
Lumina Recovery consist of both mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities, meaning we offer mental health resources as well as chemical dependency resources. What’s more, addiction often co-occurs with mental illness, making these resources ever more important.
Below are some resources for mental health recovery that can help you or your loved one:
- This Emotional Life video series
- No Kidding, Me 2!! with Joe Pantoliano
- Dare: The New Way to End Anxiety and Stop Panic Attacks by Barry McDonagh
- Pleasure Unwoven: An Explanation of the Brain Disease of Addiction by Kevin McCauley
- Declutter Your Mind: How to Stop Worrying, Relieve Anxiety, and Eliminate Negative Thinking by S.J. Scott and Barrie Davenport
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