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Please join me this Friday, November 20th, at 7:00 PM Eastern, 6:00 pm Central, 5:00 pm Mountain, 4:00 pm Pacific, as I present at the

Please join me this Friday, November 20th, at 7:00 PM Eastern, 6:00 pm Central, 5:00 pm Mountain, 4:00 pm Pacific, as I present at the

Perhaps one of the most controversial aspects of recovery and one that keeps me up at night from time to time is the concept of

For many people, quitting drugs or alcohol might seem like a sentence – no more carefree boozy afternoons, no more unpredictable fun with friends, no

Many thank yous to Amanda at This Adoptee Life for including my narrative in This Adoptee Life’s Adoptee Stories section. Adoptee Story: David B. Bohl

The first time most of us hear about Blind Spot is while learning how to drive. There is an area that is obscured from our

This is Part 2 of 2. Read Telling Your Story: Act 1 here. Many people find journaling and writing out their thoughts helpful, but then

This is Part 1 of 2. Read Telling Your Story: Act 2 – How to Write Your Story – The Short and Sweet Version here.

There is no power in delusion. Yet, we keep a lot of delusions around. The reason we keep them is that sometimes they seem to

It’s a grim reality, but the lockdown has been particularly difficult for people struggling with addiction. Someone with new sobriety is especially vulnerable, as chances

Recently, I saw a picture going around Facebook that made me both sad and angry. Above a shelf filled with wine, there was a poster

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I’m sure you’ve been bombarded by all kinds of information given the world that we live in right now. Whether on the news or social

“Triggers are social, environmental, or emotional situations that remind people in recovery of their past drug or alcohol use. These cues bring about urges that

We are now in the world that is quite different from what it was a year ago. It is safe to say that a lot

One of the assumptions people make about someone quitting drugs or alcohol is that they are now sober. According to one definition, sober means “not

One of the hardest aspects of being a trauma and addiction survivor is being able to recover to the point where we can learn to

Originally Posted at DavidBBohl.com on August 22, 2020. Today I celebrate an anniversary of 15 years of sobriety from alcohol. I cannot state any revelations

Today I celebrate an anniversary of 15 years of sobriety from alcohol. I cannot state any revelations at this milestone, except to say that I’ve