Living with active addiction creates extraordinary relationship challenges and does considerable damage to significant relationships—with partners, parents, children, and close friends. When you ...

Before entering into a new relationship, have confidence in your ability to maintain your recovery.

People in addiction recovery and their loved ones understand all too well how addiction can damage their relationships. But recovery programs do not always give people the relationship skills ...

A person's recovery from addictions and the relationships they have are interconnected, says Kelly E. Green, an associate professor of psychology at St. Edward's University.

In her new book, titled Relationships in Recovery: Repairing Damage and Building Healthy Connections While Overcoming Addiction, Kelly E. Green has expanded upon what she has learned as a ...

Opinion:Navigating love should not cost your sobriety. Prioritize your recovery and make sobriety the non-negotiable foundation of your life.

News that a recently divorced John Mulaney was reportedly dating actress Olivia Munn shocked fans and followers of the two entertainers’ careers. But to those in the recovery community, the t… ...

Recovery often involves relearning how to connect with others. Romantic relationships can become a platform for practicing effective communication, empathy, and conflict resolution.

In their third year in Yale's graduate drama department, Vincent Cardinal and his classmates returned from the holiday break to an alarming assignment. Milan Stitt, one of the department's ...