Holiday Spotlight: Omisoka
What is Omisoka and how do people celebrate? Omisoka is the Japanese word for New Year’s Eve or December 31 and is celebrated as the beginning of a new year […]
World Braille Day
What is World Braille Day? World Braille Day occurs annually on January 4th to honor the birth of its inventor, Louis Braille. Braille’s gift to the world has brightened the […]
3 Tips for a Healthy New Year
Do you want a healthy New Year? It’s time for a healthy New Year and we have three tips that will allow you to start now! Finding a balance between […]
Winter Solstice Celebrations
What is Winter Solstice? Winter Solstice marks the onset of winter when the Earth’s poles reaches the maximum tilt away from the sun. This is why many people call it […]
Tips to Stop Craving Alcohol
How can a person stop craving alcohol? Many people want to stop craving alcohol. One of the biggest hurdles in recovery a person with alcohol use disorder can face is […]
Recovery Meetings at the RRC
What recovery meetings are held at the RRC (Recovery Resource Center)? Looking for recovery meetings can be overwhelming at times, especially in early recovery. There’s no “one size fits all” […]
Tips to Build Healthy Relationships
How do you build healthy relationships? How can you build healthy relationships while in recovery? Sometimes it can seem hard, especially in early recovery to build healthy relationships. However, they’re […]
What is Kwanzaa and how is it celebrated?
Kwanzaa is a holiday and those who celebrate do so each December, from the 26th to January 1st. However, it may be surprising to know that Kwanzaa was only recently […]
Mental Health Crisis: What is it?
Mental health crisis in today’s world With more and more items in our ever-changing world out of our control it can feel more overwhelming than ever. Many predict that even […]
Tips to Stay Healthy in Colder Weather
Tips to stay healthy There are a handful of easy, preventative things you can do to strengthen your immune system. A strong immune system allows your body to fight off […]
