The Impact of Men Hiding Their Emotions

Spero Recovery Center / By Alyssa McMahon

The stigma of “being a man” has been around for generations and instilled into men the way they should behave. This includes hiding their emotions or covering them up with dangerous behaviors. One of the dangerous behaviors they may take part in includes substance use. Substance use can take over and ruin your life, which [...]

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How Can I Recover if My Friends and Family Don’t Forgive Me?

Spero Recovery Center / By Alyssa McMahon

Asking for forgiveness from family and friends can be difficult, but it is an important part of your recovery to help in the healing process. Not everyone is going to be willing to give their forgiveness for your behavior and actions while struggling with addiction. This can be a hard and painful aspect of recovery

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How to Embrace a 12-Step Program as an Atheist

Spero Recovery Center / By Spero Recovery

For atheists and agnostics with a substance use disorder, the “God issue” can be a major barrier that prevents them from seeking treatment in a 12-step program. It is undeniable that Christianity has influenced this form of treatment. After all, the 4th Edition of the Big Book iterates the word “God” 330 times. This does

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Setting Healthy Boundaries With a Sobriety Sponsor

Spero Recovery Center / By Spero Recovery

An exciting and nerve-wracking part of any 12-step program is initiating a sponsor-sponsee relationship. You will rely on your sponsor for guidance. They will cheer you on as you work through the 12 steps. They will hold you accountable for your goals. They'll offer compassion from a place of experience. They will be there to

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The Power in the First Step: Accepting Powerlessness

Spero Recovery Center / By Spero Recovery

One of the most critical, and perhaps controversial, steps in the 12-Steps for recovery as per Alcoholics Anonymous is admitting powerlessness. In fact, it may seem counter-intuitive: don’t people need willpower to defeat the struggle of addiction? The concept of powerlessness is frequently misunderstood. Rather than being a sign of weakness or defeat, it actually

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What Healthy Friendships Look Like in Recovery

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Recovering from addiction is a challenging process that requires a reliable support system to navigate successfully. For those who have dealt with addiction, the idea of healthy friendships may seem foreign, as their past connections may have revolved around substance abuse rather than genuine concern and encouragement. To establish a healthy support system that encourages

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How to Set Boundaries With a Spouse in Active Addiction

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Addiction can have a significant impact on the whole family. When you are witnessing your spouse grappling with an active addiction, it can become overwhelming at times. Despite your sincere desire to help them, enabling their addictive behaviors will not result in positive outcomes for either of you. It is essential that during this strenuous

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Adjusting to a Peaceful Life in Recovery

Why Do I Have to Do Chores in Sober Living?

Spero Recovery Center / By Spero Recovery

Sober living homes play a vital role in the journey toward overcoming substance abuse. These well-structured environments act as a transitional phase for individuals who have completed addiction treatment and are working towards independent living. By teaching residents essential life skills and instilling a sense of responsibility, sober living homes serve as an important stepping

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How to Get Involved in an Alumni Community as an Introvert

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Spero Recovery's alumni program offers a thriving community for individuals who have successfully overcome their challenges through treatment. While the idea of participating in various events and giving back to the community may feel overwhelming for introverted individuals, it is important to recognize the significance of a supportive network in recovery. Find ways that you

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The Impact of Men Hiding Their Emotions

How Can I Recover if My Friends and Family Don’t Forgive Me?

How to Embrace a 12-Step Program as an Atheist

The Power in the First Step: Accepting Powerlessness

What Healthy Friendships Look Like in Recovery

How to Set Boundaries With a Spouse in Active Addiction

Why Do I Have to Do Chores in Sober Living?

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The Impact of Men Hiding Their Emotions

How Can I Recover if My Friends and Family Don't F...

How to Embrace a 12-Step Program as an Atheist

Setting Healthy Boundaries With a Sobriety Sponsor

The Power in the First Step: Accepting Powerlessne...

What Healthy Friendships Look Like in Recovery

How to Set Boundaries With a Spouse in Active Addi...

Why Do I Have to Do Chores in Sober Living?

How to Get Involved in an Alumni Community as an I...

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