Sobriety support groups can be an essential tool for recovery if you’ve exited a rehab program and want to continue your life addiction free. These are programs like Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous. Odds are, if you recently completed a rehab stay, the medical professionals will hook you up with the info you need to participate in these groups. These groups will have people who are in the same situations as yourself and together, you can all remain sober.
Often times, these groups are free of charge. These non-profit organizations will mentor you in your new, sober life. You’ll cope with stress and learn to make amends with those you may have hurt while you were using. Don’t ignore these groups; joining one can be an important step to staying clean. You can find these groups and meetings in your area by asking a medical professional or searching the internet. They are often held several times a week.