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The New Year is often seen as a time of renewal. For those in recovery from substance use, the concept of starting fresh can resonate deeply. But New Year’s resolutions can sometimes feel like pressure points, especially in the context of recovery. How can we embrace the spirit of the season without overwhelming ourselves?

For people in recovery, the holidays can be overwhelming. But here’s the good news: the holidays can also be a time of renewal and transformation. By reframing the season and focusing on healing, connection, and resilience, it’s possible to experience the holidays in a new, hopeful way.

In the recovery community, we often hear the phrase “your story matters.” It’s true — our personal experiences with addiction, recovery, and healing have the power to transform lives. But the way we tell those stories, the language we use, and the messages we share,...