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Alcoholism

High-Functioning Alcohol Use and Hidden Dependence

At Camino Recovery, we often treat clients who never imagined they would need help with alcohol.  Some are high-performing professionals, parents, entrepreneurs, and even caregivers – people who have built full, meaningful lives and carry significant responsibilities. However, underneath the mask of stability, alcohol gradually becomes a silent coping mechanism that becomes harder and harder to manage over time.

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Addiction

Sober Socialising Without Drugs or Alcohol

One thing about being human is we need other humans. No matter how you look at it, we all crave connections and a sense of belonging that comes from being with others. However, if you’re newly sober or in recovery from drugs or alcohol, the thought of building a social life without substances might feel overwhelming, especially if your previous social life revolved around alcohol.

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Alcoholism

Sobriety and Celebration During the Holidays in Spain

Going away on a holiday can be difficult to handle in the early days of recovery. Travelling and being away from familiar surroundings and your support system might put you in stressful situations where you have a hard time resisting or saying no. Maybe you’re worried about going to a party with others drinking or anxious about what people think if you don’t join in the drinking.
These are valid concerns, but with some preparation and a solid plan, you can thrive during the Spanish holiday season while having fun AND maintaining your hard-earned sobriety.

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Addiction

Triggers in Recovery and How to Manage Them

I want to share my experiences with triggers and the valuable lessons I have learned along the way. My goal is to help you understand that you, too, can navigate the maze of triggers on your journey to sobriety.

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