Every spring, millions of sports fans nationwide eagerly tune in for March Madness—the NCAA basketball tournament known for its thrilling upsets, last-second victories, and nonstop action. From friendly office pools to lively watch parties, the tournament has evolved into more than a sports event—a full social experience. But for those in recovery or struggling with…
DetailsAs the new year is approaching, it is expected to reflect. If you or a loved one is experiencing a substance abuse recovery journey, the past year could have been long and tiring. It is essential to reflect on the last year and celebrate the milestones. But in celebrations, there is always more…
DetailsThe Behavioral Crossroads team dressed in purple shirts this month to mark “Wear Purple Day” as part of Alcohol Awareness Month. This is a time to raise awareness and understanding of alcohol misuse. Alcohol-related deaths are increasing in the United States and alcohol is the most prevalent substance involved in substance-related emergency department visits. According to…
DetailsAs March Madness kicks into gear, many people are excited to watch the games, fill out brackets and enjoy the thrill of college basketball. March Madness isn’t just about the games themselves; it’s also about the sense of community and camaraderie that comes with being a part of the college basketball world. However, participating in…
DetailsJust because St. Patrick’s Day is here, it doesn’t mean that you have to drink. Is that hangover really worth it the next day? Listed below are ways to have fun without having to drink alcohol on St. Patty’s Day. 1- Drink tea. The Irish LOVE their tea! Mmm, an Irish breakfast tea does…
Details20 Things to Do Instead of Using Call your sponsor, your best friend, or a family member: You have positive people in your life rooting for you! They are here to help keep you on track. You got this! Read a book: Get lost in a great book and live inside the mind of…
DetailsAlcoholism is a growing problem in the United States, and it may not be a surprise that many college students abuse alcohol on a regular basis. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) reports that four out of five students drink and half of those students binge drink. Binge drinking is defined as…
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