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Christian Relapse Prevention: A Faith-Informed Plan for Lasting Sobriety

Christian relapse prevention pairs evidence-based clinical care with optional faith practices. Learn warning signs and how to build your plan. The post Christian Relapse Prevention...

How Day Treatment and Outpatient Care Reduce Relapse Risks

Recovery from substance use or mental health conditions does not end after a person leaves a residential facility. Many individuals worry about returning to old environments where...

How to Return to Christian Rehab After a Relapse Without Shame

Relapsed and afraid to go back? Learn how to return to Christian rehab after a relapse without shame and start again with grace, not guilt. The post How to Return to Christian Reha...

How do recovery community centers support people in recovery over time?

LOVE AND PATIENCE – June 15, 2026 – When people leave treatment or otherwise try to start recovery, it’s a very difficult and daunting process. There are huge differences between i...

Community-Based Strategies for Sustainable Addiction Recovery

Addiction recovery extends far beyond the walls of clinical treatment facilities. Across the United States, community-based strategies have emerged as essential pillars supporting...

Managing Triggers in Recovery: Simple Strategies That Work

Recovery isn’t just about staying away from substances — it’s about learning how to handle the moments that make you want to go back. These moments are called triggers. They’re […]...

Six Challenges Later in Addiction Recovery

People in long term recovery can generate challenges to their own sobriety. There are six challenges that we ourselves create but can overcome.

Praying Through Cravings: A Christian Approach to Managing Urges in Early Recovery

Cravings do not care what day of recovery you are on. They can hit in week two of residential treatment or seven years into sobriety, and the intensity often feels disproportionate...

Drinking days, education predict alcohol relapse after hepatitis

Nearly a quarter of patients who beat the high short-term mortality odds of alcohol-associated hepatitis returned to drinking within 90 days of recovery, according to study results...

Christian Aftercare Programs: Bridging Residential Treatment and Lifelong Recovery

Christian aftercare programs bridge residential treatment and lifelong recovery with continued therapy, faith community, and clinical support that lasts. The post Christian Afterca...

How Personalized Recovery Plans For Black Americans Help With Long-Term Sobriety

AND EVERYONE ELSE TOO – May 21, 2026 – For Black American recovering addicts, their cultural relevance carries a lot of extra weight. Some programs hire Black counselors, partner w...

Betting on Recovery: Keep Brendan Sorsby on the Field

Personal Perspective: Addiction is a mental health condition. For an athlete, the field may provide structure, routine, accountability, and belonging that are needed to heal.

This Will Help You Bounce Back After Failure

A failure can have ripple effects that are psychologically far more damaging than the failure itself. Here's how to stop the downward spiral.

When Families Are Trying to Hold Recovery Together Before Treatment

Pack Your Gear, Pack Your Demons: Dealing with Relapse on the CDT

Hi Folks. My updates are generally anecdotal, but today, I want to deviate from my usual style and talk about something deeply personal. I want to talk about alcoholism, the effect...

Rebuilding a Sense of Self After Addiction or a Mental Health Crisis

Recovery is often described as a journey toward health, but it is also […]

Tips for Overcoming Addiction & Finding Freedom

Take back control of your life after dealing with substance dependency with some simple steps. Many individuals find that breaking old patterns opens up opportunities for a healthi...

The 12 Steps to Faith, Connection, and Recovery

Trauma damages faith and identity, often resulting in coping mechanisms like addiction. Community support and purpose fight isolation and can foster post-traumatic growth.

Refuse—Replace—Pray—Praise

Our June 2026 mini-series on the BCC Grace and Truth blog is designed to add resources to your counselor toolbox. In this first article, Rush Witt shares the RRPP framework for fig...

Addressing Youth Addiction & Recovery with Dr. John Kelly 

VIDEO – WATCH and LEARN – June 10, 2026 – What does the latest science say about youth substance use prevention, adolescent treatment, recovery support services and the future of a...

How to Rebuild Trust With Your Family After Christian Rehab: A Faith-Informed Guide for the First Year Home

Rebuilding trust with family after Christian rehab is a year-long practice, not a single conversation. A phased faith-informed guide to the first 12 months home, with the small, co...

The Role of Christian Community in Early Recovery: Why You Cannot Heal Alone

Early recovery is not meant to be walked alone. Discover why Christian community, from your treatment program to your local church, is one of the most powerful predictors of lastin...

Addiction, Recovery, and How Mindfulness Can Support Emotional Sobriety

When people hear the term “sobriety,” they often assume it’s just about stopping an addictive behavior. But as recovery coach Stephanie Hazard observes, sobriety is a practice that...

Summer Self-Care for Parents in Recovery

Summer is a favorite season for so many individuals. For parents, however, summer can mean disrupted routines, increased childcare demands, family travel, social events, and more.