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How to Get Started with Fitness and Exercise in Recovery

Blog

Starting exercise in recovery has many more benefits than weight loss: a mind-body connection, natural endorphins, and self-esteem building.

Build a Life You Love: How Routines Help Your Recovery

Recovery

Addiction recovery offers a new breath of life, but it is a journey with countless challenges and uncertainties along the way. Establishing a structured daily routine is one crucial element that can p

The Journey of Men in Sobriety: Challenges and Triumphs

Recovery

Men in sobriety face unique challenges that can be hurdles to long-term success. See what issues sober men endure and how to handle them.

Feeling Lonely? How to Build Connections and Friendships

The Family & Addiction

Feeling lonely happens to everyone. But when these feelings persist, it may cause isolation and other effects. Learn more here.

The Complex Connection Between Eating Disorders and Substance Abuse

Blog

Many people struggle with both eating disorders & substance abuse—find paths to recovery from disordered eating and substances here.

The Silent Force of the Office: What Does an Administrative Assistant Do?

Addiction Treatment

Administrative assistants are the go-to person and glue of the office. They schedule appointments, provide information, and so much more. See why our admins are the heartbeat of all Mountainside's tre

The Power of Somatic Writing in Addiction Recovery

Wellness Topics

Somatic writing is a powerful tool for self-reflection and helping people recover from addiction and painful experiences. Learn how.

Dealing with Opioid and Heroin Cravings

Recovery

Opioid and heroin cravings can be challenging to overcome but with the right support, you can learn to live a fulfilling life in recovery.

Friendships, Connections, and Challenges for Women in Recovery

Recovery

It's hard to make adult friends, particularly if you're a woman in recovery. Overcome these challenges and make meaningful sober friendships.

Recovery Dharma: What You Should Know

AA and NA

Recovery Dharma is based on the belief that healing involves meditation, self-inquiry, wisdom, and support. See if this approach is right for you.