When Your Child Is in Crisis, Clarity Can Feel Like a Lifeline When you’re the parent of a young adult struggling with opiate addiction, it often feels like you’re treading
Some days in recovery feel like a spiritual high. Others feel like folding socks in silence. If you’ve been sober for a year or more, and lately it feels like
Loving someone with an opiate addiction doesn’t come with a guidebook. Most people won’t understand what it’s like to care for someone who keeps disappearing—sometimes emotionally, sometimes physically—even when they’re
Somewhere between “I need help” and “I’ve got this,” a lot of people disappear. Maybe you dropped out of IOP halfway through. Maybe you stopped answering your group therapist’s calls.
I didn’t walk out of my first treatment program with a glow or a breakthrough. There was no dramatic shift. No clarity. Just a long, tired sigh and a heavy
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