I firmly believe that a wellness-oriented lifestyle goes hand in hand with experiencing the full joy of recovery. What can we do to fully celebrate the joy of our recovery?
Many (if not most) people with addictive disorders crave excitement, and feel a need to live on the edge all the time - even after they have entered into recovery. In fact, many treatment professionals believe that learning to live without constantly kicking our adrenalin into overdrive can be as great a challenge for people in recovery as learning to live without alcohol or drugs.
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