GraceWay Recovery Residence is a non-profit recovery community dedicated to providing women with the environment, tools, and employment needed to achieve and maintain long-term sobriety…
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The Way Sober Living Apartments is committed to providing women with monitored and structured independent living while also incorporating recovery support services to encourage long-term sobriety.
People use prescription or recreational drugs for a variety of reasons: out of curiosity, to relax or socialize, or because a family member or loved one also uses drugs. However, when drug use interferes with your daily life, there may be a problem. If you notice that your use, or a family member’s or friend’s use, gets in the way of sleep, relationships, work, or fulfilling responsibilities — or if it’s significantly affecting your mood — then it may be time to reach out for support. If you’re ready, taking that first step can get you on a path to recovery.
Have you noticed that you …
• Use drugs to forget something in your life or past?
• Find yourself longing for the drug or feeling strong urges?
• Experience symptoms of withdrawal — like muscle pain, nausea, or anxiety — when you don’t use?
• Act unlike yourself to get access to the drug?
• Have a hard time managing stress without using?
• Have trouble maintaining relationships, hobbies, or activities because of your drug habits?
• Consistently go over limits you set for yourself?
• Have found yourself in dangerous situations or experiencing thoughts of suicide because of your use?
Many people use drugs to cope with tough situations, and they can provide temporary relief. However, over time, using drugs can affect your work, your finances, your relationships, and your physical health — and the problem can be difficult to control on your own.
If you’re concerned about your drug use, or that of someone you care about, contact GraceWay Recovery Residence today.People use prescription or recreational drugs for a variety of reasons: out of curiosity, to relax or socialize, or because a family member or loved one also uses drugs. However, when drug use interferes with your daily life, there may be a problem. If you notice that your use, or a family member’s or friend’s use, gets in the way of sleep, relationships, work, or fulfilling responsibilities — or if it’s significantly affecting your mood — then it may be time to reach out for support. If you’re ready, taking that first step can get you on a path to recovery.
Have you noticed that you …
• Use drugs to forget something in your life or past?
• Find yourself longing for the drug or feeling strong urges?
• Experience symptoms of withdrawal — like muscle pain, nausea, or anxiety — when you don’t use?
• Act unlike yourself to get access to the drug?
• Have a hard time managing stress without using?
• Have trouble maintaining relationships, hobbies, or activities because of your drug habits?
• Consistently go over limits you set for yourself?
• Have found yourself in dangerous situations or experiencing thoughts of suicide because of your use?
Many people use drugs to cope with tough situations, and they can provide temporary relief. However, over time, using drugs can affect your work, your finances, your relationships, and your physical health — and the problem can be difficult to control on your own.
If you’re concerned about your drug use, or that of someone you care about, contact GraceWay Recovery Residence today.