#Sober Addiction

[getsoberprogram]

Online Therapy for Addiction Recovery, Online Therapy Addiction, Sober Addiction

80% of today’s generation or Gen-Z are addicted to smoking, drinking alcohol, and even social media is working as an addiction to them. Once they face few challenges because of this after that they will seek a psychologists or a rehabilitation centre. 

At Rehabilitation centres people are afraid to consult with someone because they feel their issue is their weakness and they don’t want to face someone for this. The only solution to all these problems is Online therapy for addiction recovery. In online therapy addiction can be told easily by someone that how it started, how it is going, what all challenges they faced all these questions are answerable in the online mode.

 What are the benefits of Online Therapy for Addiction Recovery?

People are afraid to tell their parents about the same that they are addicted to any of the things listed and the benefits of online therapy for addiction recovery are mentioned:

Time-Saving: First and the foremost benefit of online therapy addiction is that it is time saving, it can save your travel time to reach out to the expert and even the expert gives you more time to understand your problem and provide a solution to the same.

Non-Judgemental: We are afraid to share our thoughts which are running in the mind because we think that someone will judge them if they listen to your problem. But in online therapy for addiction recovery there is a 1-to-1 session with you and the expert where they understand you and they don’t judge you as well. You can share your feelings without any hesitation.

Confidential: Confidentiality plays a vital role in online therapy for addiction recovery because no one wants that their problem will hear someone else and online sessions provide this privacy option.

What is Sober Addiction?

The idea of being always sober is something that is referred to as sober addiction. In today's generation of leaving any addiction, sober addiction comes into the recovery stage. It is always good for society as well as for everyone, but too much of the soberness hampers mental health. While leaving addictions such as alcohol, and drugs people engage themselves in the other aspects of their lives such as doing gym, sports, work, food, exercise, etc., but too much of these leads to negative consequences. They believe that these would solve all their life problems and lead them to a perfect life. This type of mind-set sets an unrealistic expectation which causes frustration and disappointment.

Taking proper support and guidance in any case of addiction is important. Recovery is a long and complex process that includes a lot of patience. Engaging oneself in healthy habits, self-care, and sharing and opening to other relations will give an individual some meaning to life.

Why is a healthy life more important than these addictions?

Setting healthy boundaries and limitations is important. Monitoring the one across all the sessions along with the plans that can be implemented for them. Seeking support from someone known helps better as they know the habits of the individual better and can explain the state of mind as well. Lastly and most importantly honesty is the key then only one’s state can be assessed properly otherwise everything would be an illusion.

What is Getsoberprogram and why is it a one stop solution?

Get Sober Program involves a holistic approach to treating alcoholism taking into account the behavioural, emotional, spiritual, psychological, relational, and economic elements of addiction. They’ll assess each of these aspects. Some of the methods include Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Motivational Enhancement, and Individual or group Counselling, Meditation, Hypnosis, and the use of Ancestral Herbs. They understand the uniqueness of the individuals and offer them specialized treatments. After working with patients who struggled with addictions to alcohol, cocaine, porn, social media, gambling, etc. It has been observed that individuals manage stress and depression in different ways. Some develop severe addictions to substances like drugs, alcohol, and more due to factors including biology, psychology, and environment. These release dopamine, which gives us a brief feeling of pleasure, but over time they damage our bodies. They provide mental, financial, physical and spiritual fitness to live the life peacefully.

[therecoveryquotes]

Like other chronic diseases, addiction often involves cycles of relapse and remission. But there is help, and there is hope.

— Tony Overbay

[greelin]

29 tomorrow.

[sobriety-circle]

I hope everyone who is recovering from addiction, making steps to recover, wants to recover, not yet ready to recover, and those who are supporting these people have a good day.

[cybertribal]

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I HAVW 9 MONTHS CLEAN AND SOBER AND THE SOBER BABY IS NAMED MISTER JANK LOREM IPSUM BOTEKO!!!!

THANK YOU TO WVERYONW WHO WAS NICE TO ME THE PAST 9 MONTHS YOU ALL CONTRIBUTED TO MY SOBRIETY!!!!

HEROIN IS BAD FOR YOU NEVER DO IT!!! ALSO DONT DO ANY OTHER DRUGS IN THE MEANTIME AND ALSO DONT DRINK IF YOURE ANYTHING LIKE ME!!!!

[mrsfitzgerald]

2 sober years! 🎈🥹

I can't believe it! the first year was so unbearable and I didn't want to live anymore and I couldn't even get out of bed and it felt like I was dying, but now I'm enjoying every single day and thanking myself for trying to stop and I succeeded!

before I quit, I was drinking 24/7 for about 10 years, if not more. I haven't had any sober days at all and I'm surprised im still alive. so right now im very very very proud of myself and it's a real miracle 🥰

* also look at what a pretty candle I bought uwu 💖

[carmelasoprano]

BERNADETTE PETERS and PATRICIA ARQUETTE HIGH DESERT (2023) Episode 2 — “Two Knockers and No Boyfriend = A Felony”

[astrayan]

Sorry, what drug addiction? You must be confusing me with someone else /j

700 days without [REDACTED]. I SO got this!!! 🎉

[thedomesticanthropologist]

this is it yall I DID IT!! today's the 100TH DAY of my sobriety

Thank you so, so much to everyone here who has commented, replied, sent asks, private messaged me throughout this journey sending me support and love - it means more than you know 💕

In the last 100 days I have been able to write and draw more, I have been gradually less anxious and my dark brain thoughts have spiraled much less than when using. I got my dreams back, literally- it had been years since u recalled draming at night and now I remember every couple nights dreams.

I learned that for an addict, getting sober doesn't mean not wanting to drink/smoke. I may always have the desire to. But now I know I am strong enough to fight back and win.

100 days!!!!

[thethiefandtheairbender]

and ngl although it's only happened to me one (1) time, i think, In General, people have a tendency to jump to "you're using your [insert neurodivergency here] as an excuse" too quickly because 1) it immediately absolves them of having to make any effort and 2) it's what society also defaults to and reinforces time and time again, even just from an internalized standpoint: when you say you can't, you really just mean you don't want to. if you were trying harder, your neurodiversity wouldn't be noticeable and/or a problem.

like i have a friend i've been best friends with since we were 12, and she only got an adhd diagnosis when she was 26. in our 14 years of friendship, she is routinely 40 minutes to 1 hour late to just about every social event we've ever planned with minimal exceptions. and while it was evident to me in late high school that she probably had adhd due to her experiences, we didn't know for sure. and with or without a Reason to explain her perpetual lateness, i could've gotten pissed at her for it on the basis of it being 'annoying' or 'disrespectful'. our teachers and others like her mom definitely did. instead, my friend group did our best to plan things where the starting time didn't have to be set in stone as much as possible (i.e let's meet up early at a friend's house and then go to the movies a couple hours later, etc) to make things easier for her. because, as many of you know, it's not fun being late all the time and it's stressful as hell, and if we could mitigate that — if we could accommodate her as a bunch of 12-17 year olds without really know why we needed to — why wouldn't we?

alternatively: another best friend i met in university and my partner are two people who also have adhd, and they don't have visible timeblindness (lateness) at all. that doesn't mean it's not there, i do see my partner sometimes self-regulate to not be late and/or they will be a little, marginally, late to things. that doesn't mean either of them are trying harder than my childhood friend, and that doesn't mean neither of them struggle with timeblindness either because they both do, just that they're better at passing off their masking or management as neurotypical, and i'd be an asshole if i punished my childhood friend for not being able to do so when i know she's trying so hard all the time to make her tardiness 1 hour and not 2-3.

and this is true for all neurodivergencies. another childhood friend has moral ocd and is the sweetest, kindest person i know, but that doesn't mean i'm going to just flat out dismiss her concerns instead of gently walking her through them and offering any reassurance / meaningful disruption in thought pattern that i can. or another friend where we're not sure what they have, but it's possibly autism, and they on a semi-regular basis need to have jokes explained to them because it's not clicking in their head 1) what joke is or 2) why people would find it funny. it does not matter how many potential patterns they could detect to reverse-engineer what other people are probably gonna find funny or how much they want to understand, it cannot and will not click for them on their own in the moment.

or even for me. for years and years i potentially muddled through social interactions without even realizing because i wasn't picking up on social cues that told me i was to know either way, and dismissed the possibility i could have autism because surely the way i 'struggled' with social interactions (tone, conversational subtext, etc) wasn't that bad and/or everyone struggled this much or if i tried harder i wouldn't struggle at all, Surely. i did not want the diagnosis because i was worried if i told anyone or went "hey, [insert thing here like food touching or tone reading or sudden routine disruption regulation] is hard for me because of my autism," i'd be told i was making excuses and would be dismissed. it felt far safer to not have any reason or explanation to point to and just keep my mouth shut or entirely internalize blame for anyone who got pissy at me for it.

and instead all of the meaningful friendships i've had went "oh that makes a lot of sense, thank you for letting me know, let's find a way to work through it together". not that there's never issues or problems to resolve, but that it's a communicative, collaborative process of figuring it out together in all things. everyone's autism and adhd or neurodiversity (npd, bdp, etc) is going to present differently, and sometimes you'll have competing needs (sensory, emotional, etc) but, if you're both willing to work at it, you can often times find a beautiful middle road. i believe it and i've seen it time and time again for myself and for my friends' needs.

because at the end of the day, i'm grateful for my friends, neurodivergent or not, who accommodated me throughout our time together without realizing why they needed to, and/or we were willing to actively work with me to figure stuff out once we knew what the hell was going on.

accommodation and compassion in all ways (because of neurodiversity or not) requires effort and emotional intelligence, and so does a healthy friendship. at our bests, we find each other to create havens from the unfeeling and ableist societies we're raised in — to say yes, maybe you've come this far without it, but you deserve help because you don't deserve to struggle or suffer, so thank you for asking me for it — and idk. i think that's a beautiful thing

[getsoberprogram]

Learn the several benefits of an alcohol treatment program!

Alcohol addictions are a common problem these days as it is affecting several individuals and their family lives. This is why people are always in search of Alcoholism Treatment Program that can help them to get better. This program can help people who are struggling with their alcohol consumption learn coping mechanisms and some essential skills of life that help them find lasting sobriety. 

If anyone in your known is struggling with alcohol addiction and facing many difficulties because of this then you must make them introduce to Online Alcohol Counseling or you can enroll yourself on your own. This involves the professional medical doctors and the medical health practitioners that deal with you and then will make you slowly heal from addiction. 

These treatment programs or online counseling help you improve mentally and physically and also will offer many benefits. Let’s discuss some information about the programs and therapy and their benefits.

Benefits of alcohol addiction treatment program

There must be a question that arises in your mind why must you opt for an Alcoholism Treatment Program? Then you might get many answers but you are still not convinced because this is a decision that you have to make on your own and no one can force you to join this. To know the answer to such a question you must have an idea of several benefits that you will get after the alcohol counseling. So, let’s discuss those benefits to help you more. 

You can save your life

Alcohol addiction sometimes gets more dangerous to one’s health if it does not get treated in proper time. Their organs might shut down because they cannot handle the toxicity and it becomes harder in day-to-day life to manage it properly. The Sober Addiction programs help them to save your life and to make you feel comfortable without alcohol.  

It may save the relationship 

The person who is engaged in alcohol consumption daily is unable to focus on their relationship with their family and loved ones. As their brain and body will fully focus on drinking and make them addicted to it. It is also why it is so important for them to get help and when they leave the alcohol then slowly they can be able to communicate, care and engage with their loved ones. For saving relationships you can also go for Online Alcohol Counseling which also plays an essential role. 

You gain control over your future 

When someone you love is sitting in an alcohol abuse program listening to others about what to do and what not to do, it is important to discuss the future as well. When you stop drinking and start focusing on your mental health as well as physical health then you can easily focus on your future goals. 

If you join the Alcoholism Treatment Program then you will improve your health and can be focused on your career, hobbies and other things that you want to do.   

Final words!

For making yourself free from alcohol consumption you must join us on Sober Addiction. We have the experts who provide you with the best counseling and nutrition coaching. Our innovative approach has the potential to reshape your perception of addiction and more. So you must come to us when you are looking for a treatment program.

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[kishavo]

it’s my first mother’s day sober since i got into active addiction and i’m struggling. been no contact for 4 years

been snorting caffeine (pure powder supplement) to satisfy the cravings but i think i just need to hug someone. wish i hadn’t spent the day alone and wish my support system would answer my texts

i’m housesitting/dogsitting rn and there’s liquor and beer here. i hid it on my first day so i wouldn’t have to see it out in the open but i know where it is. and i’m getting itchy

i feel bad for disappearing for so long then showing up out of nowhere just for this

[astrayan]

It has been literally 2 years so I’m just going to post without blurring the substance’s name

2 WHOLE YEARS WITHOUT THE DEVIL’S POWDER!!! I so got this!!! 💪

[mike-wachowski]

today im thinking about nat being sober for the majority of her time in the wilderness and even as we see in the spring when they have access to berry wine and mushrooms still choosing not to drink or get high. and then leaving the wilderness and immediately turning back to drugs and alcohol. did she start getting high again to get as far away from all memories of the wilderness as she could? because everything she wanted to forget in the wilderness she remembered and felt with full clarity because she was sober the whole time ? and even then, just the feeling of being sober becoming its own reminder of everything she experienced?