Best Recovery Blogs to Bust Addiction

by Fusion 360 Studios Digital Marketing Specialists

For some, returning from drug rehab can be harder than the actual rehab experience. Getting back into a daily routine seems foreign and temptations lie around every corner. Whether returning from a San Francisco center or anywhere else, reading recovery blogs can help deter a relapse.

However, there are many different recovery blogs out there. How do you know which ones are actually legitimate and which are old news?

Below are three of the top recovery blogs out there to get you started with quality help.

#1 The Fix

This is one of the first options that appears when searching for recovery blogs, and it tops Google for a reason. After coming out of drug rehab, this blog provides articles written by professionals who know just what an addict needs to never turn back.

This blog is easily accessible, whether living in San Francisco or anywhere else. It provides quizzes to identify where exactly on the road to recovery an addict is and what steps to take next, as well as many different perspectives and resources.

#2 Sober Julie

Sober Julie, on the other hand, targets recovering alcoholics. While this is more of a traditional blog, the writer has been through it all herself. It comes from a personal place and so she really knows what techniques will work.

On her blog she provides recipes, suggested books and faith-based support for addicts in San Francisco and elsewhere. The suggestions for daily activities to prevent relapses are what make this blog so beneficial. Sometimes little habits are what help the most.

#3 My Life as 3D

This post-drug rehab blog takes an entirely new perspective than others by focusing on stories and musings from the family members of addicts. It allows those struggling to see just how much their families struggle as well.

This can create feelings of duty to help their loved ones to live a clean life. Whether you live in San Francisco or somewhere else, think about turning to one of these blogs for help with addiction.

Shauna Holdaway is a health writer reporter for Fusion 360, an SEO and content marketing agency. Information provided by Miramar Recovery Center.