I’m going to break the cardinal rule of (semi) professional writing by invoking something you’ll see in high school essays year-round, because it hasn’t always been exactly clear to me what a resentment is. […]

I was kidnapped once. Perhaps “abducted” would be a better word, I was in my twenties. I was in Jamaica with my then-wife, and the airline had lost our luggage, so we ventured out of the hotel into a local market. […]

There’s absolutely no way I’m going to tell you that online meetings and communities for support, discussion and enhancement of a recovery program aren’t an incredible resource. I’m thankful daily that this […]

It seems like you’re hearing about depression a lot more now than ever before. Life, in general, creates more stress these days than at any point in the past; ours is the first generation who will not reach or […]

One of the questions I see the most from people who have recently decided to try sobriety is the vague, but pertinent, “what do I do now?”

It’s a good question, because if we really examine the reasons we were […]

It’s unfortunate to begin an article with a caveat, but I think it may be a good idea.

Concerning religion, spirituality, personal philosophy toward recovery that involves faith in the supernatural, or whatever […]

know, inherently, that the title of this post itself is incredibly pretentious. I promise you, though, that I’ve got a point.

When people refer to postmodernism, they’re talking about the pervasive sense of […]