By WEHO TIMES
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January 21, 2020
My 12 Step Store, the recovery gift and book store in West Hollywood, kicked off 2020 with the presentation of two checks in the amount of $2,020.00 for a total donation of $4,040.00 to benefit the Van Ness Recovery House (VNRH). Continue reading
Searching for employment is a stressful situation for anyone and may be even more stressful for those who are returning to work after being in rehab. However, finding and maintaining a job is an important part of sobriety. Continue reading
Celebrating life and service is a valued component of a happy existence, and to do this effectively one must be true to their personal beliefs. Such can be said about the magnificent and historical journey of Dr. Martin Luther King, whom is commonly known as MLK. As we celebrate his dream in reverence, here are some ways to honor this beloved icon. Continue reading
Your mouth is dry, your head is pounding, and the nausea has stopped you in your tracks. Although these symptoms may present themselves as the worst flu bug you’ve ever had, in most situations, if you had a few too many cocktails last night, you’re probably just experiencing a hangover. Continue reading
Every year, people set resolutions but don’t end up following them. Whether it’s to go to additional meetings or it’s to go to the gym, your personal goals are important to you. Don’t let life get in the way: Make sure you’re following your goals. Continue reading
The new year is right around the corner, and people everywhere will be making resolutions for changes they want to make in their lives or things they want to accomplish in 2020. While not everyone makes resolutions, and of those that do, many don’t keep them, they can be remarkably effective if you plan things right. Follow these tips to develop your New Year’s resolutions and help them stick. Continue reading
The holiday season is a time to celebrate, and many people like to enjoy a few drinks to commemorate Hanukkah, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. This can make this time of year particularly challenging if you are in recovery and working on your sobriety. Follow these tips and tricks to help you get through the holidays while staying sober. Continue reading
During the holiday season, you may be looking for ways to celebrate. If you are non-religious, and also in recovery, you may be on the hunt for ways to celebrate the holidays that are safe, fun and not religious based. Here are a few ways that you can celebrate the holiday season. Continue reading
The holidays can be a difficult time for everyone, but especially those who are still in recovery. Don’t let seasonal sadness set you back. Here are some important tips to avoid holiday depression. Continue reading
