If you have a loved one with alcoholism, it’s crucial to spot the symptoms and signs of alcoholism to help them get the treatment they need. Alcoholism is a severe disease that can destroy relationships and even lead to death, which makes it essential to get help for your loved one as soon as possible.…
When choosing sobriety, you choose a life of freedom and joy. You are choosing to be in control of your destiny, and you are choosing to be a slave to addiction no longer. Sobriety is not easy, but it is worth it. With hard work and determination—and assistance from a caring and compassionate team of…
It’s no secret that the holidays can be difficult for those trying to stay sober. With so many parties and gatherings, it can be hard to resist the temptation. But with some planning and preparation, you can make it through the holiday season without breaking your sobriety. At CeDAR, we strive to offer rehab services…
Once you leave a drug or alcohol treatment center, are you magically cured? The answer is no. For most people, recovery is a lifelong process. Life after rehab can be the most difficult time. That is when people with a substance use disorder can be vulnerable. Sober living and participating in an alumni program can…
With summer 2021 underway, you may be wondering about some Denver sober activities and groups. Summer is a difficult time for staying sober, especially if you have a dual diagnosis. Our sober community at CeDAR hosts events throughout the year to help people connect and focus on recovery. That may be the key to supporting…
Working through the first year of sobriety can seem like the hardest part of addiction recovery. That’s because it is. There is a lot to relearn and accomplish during this time. There are plenty of challenges trying to hold you back, too. That is why it is so critical to stay connected and engaged with…
Making the decision to get help for drug and alcohol addiction is a brave one, filled with opportunity. Most people are skeptical when they first enter treatment, which is understandable. Active addiction is deadly, but it feels comfortable and safe when you are numb to the world. The real magic starts happening when people realize…
