The Missing Piece: The Spiritual Malady
Resolving a spiritual malady can lead to a greater sense of fulfillment, joy, and purpose in life. A Pro Tip to alleviate this condition is to practice mindfulness and meditation, allowing for the release of negative thoughts and emotions, paving the way for a deeper spiritual awakening. The incorporation of prayer and meditation into daily […]
Read moreIs There a Connection Between Narcissism and Alcoholism?
This study highlights the importance of individual differences in alcohol-related outcomes in a high risk population of college students. A mental health professional can talk through the symptoms of a narcissistic personality disorder and rule out other behavioral disorders. They may ask the person to fill out a questionnaire about their behaviors. Narcissism is a […]
Read moreStep 1 of AA: Admitting You’re Powerless Over Alcohol
Alcoholics Anonymous believes that admitting you can’t control your alcohol use is a necessary first step on the path to recovery. To admit powerlessness over alcohol (or drugs) means accepting the fact that powerless over alcohol you’ve lost control over your substance use. You accept that your life now largely revolves around maintaining your addiction […]
Read more11 Gift Ideas for the Sober Person in Your Life
In some ways, the best gift you can give someone in recovery is your unconditional love and support. Luckily, there are a number of easy gift ideas that you can use for your loved one who is sober. Not only will it help you show your loved one that you care about them, but it […]
Read moreMASH Certified Sober Homes
We facilitate in- house AA and NA meetings, and all residents are subject to supervised drug and alcohol testing. Faith House #7 is an all male recovery house located in Dorchester, MA. Faith House #5 is an all male recovery house located in Roxbury, MA. Faith House #6 is an all male recovery house located […]
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