Can Alcoholics Fully Recover? A Look at Long-Term Sobriety
Can alcoholics fully recover? It’s a question that stirs hope, fear, and debate in equal measure. For those battling Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), and the families who love them, it’s not just theoretical—it’s personal. We’ve all seen the headlines about celebrity relapses, the statistics about high relapse rates, and the social stigma that implies once […]
Can Alcohol Addiction Be Cured? The Truth About Recovery
Can alcohol addiction be cured? It’s a question that echoes in the minds of millions—those battling addiction, their families, and even healthcare professionals. In a world where headlines promise miracle treatments and “one-size-fits-all” rehabs, it’s easy to get lost in hope, confusion, and misinformation. The truth is more nuanced—and more empowering. While alcohol addiction may […]
Alcohol Cravings: How Long Do They Last and How to Manage Them
Introduction For anyone working toward sobriety, one of the most challenging and misunderstood aspects of recovery is dealing with alcohol cravings. These sudden urges can feel overpowering—like a wave crashing over your willpower—and they often strike when you least expect them. You might be folding laundry, walking past a bar, or just feeling a pang […]
Alcohol Addiction Therapy: Which Approaches Work Best?
Alcohol addiction doesn’t start out as a plan—it unfolds slowly. One drink becomes two. Then, drinks become a crutch for stress, celebration, or loneliness. Eventually, alcohol stops being optional. It becomes essential for coping, for sleeping, for functioning. In 2024, the CDC reported that more than 140,000 Americans die each year from alcohol-related causes. That’s […]
Renew Health Opioid Addiction Treatment: Transforming Recovery, One Life at a Time
Click Here to watch the Part 5 Interview with New Mexico Living Opioid addiction has ravaged communities across America, but few states have felt the weight of the crisis as deeply as New Mexico. From families torn apart by overdose to rural areas suffering from a lack of resources, the opioid epidemic continues to challenge […]
Renew Health Addiction Support: A New Era of Recovery Care for New Mexicans
Click Here to watch the Part 4 Interview with New Mexico Living Addiction touches every corner of New Mexico—from busy city blocks in Albuquerque to the quiet mesas of the Four Corners. It doesn’t discriminate by ZIP code, profession, or age. And for too long, far too many people here have faced that battle alone. […]
Renew Health Alcohol Abuse Treatment: Personalized Paths to Recovery That Actually Work
Click Here to watch the Part 3 Interview with New Mexico Living Alcohol abuse is one of the most widespread and devastating forms of substance use in the United States. But for many struggling with it, especially here in New Mexico, finding real help can feel almost impossible. Too often, treatment options are rigid, generic, […]
Renew Health Addiction Treatment: Closing New Mexico’s Treatment Gap with Compassion and Innovation
Click Here to watch the Part 2 Interview with New Mexico Living Addiction isn’t just a personal struggle—it’s a statewide emergency, especially in New Mexico. For decades, this beautiful, resilient region has faced disproportionate challenges when it comes to substance use, mental health, and access to care. Whether it’s the remoteness of rural towns or […]
1 Month No Alcohol: Before and After – What to Expect
What happens when you take a month off from drinking? If you’ve ever woken up groggy after a night out and thought, “Maybe I should take a break from alcohol,” you’re not alone. Whether you’re participating in a formal “Dry January,” reevaluating your relationship with alcohol, or simply curious about the benefits of sobriety, going […]
Renew Health Addiction Care: Empowering Recovery Across New Mexico
Click Here to watch the Part 1 Interview with New Mexico Living Addiction recovery is never a straight path—it winds through isolation, relapse, hope, and hard-won milestones. For too many New Mexicans, the journey is made harder by lack of access, lack of support, and a system that often forgets the human behind the condition. […]
