Today in Recovery
When do you experience nurturing, safer touch—both sexually and platonically? How is it for you?
Seth: With my partner, touch feels safe. Sometimes I’ll go for a therapeutic massage. Also, when hugging friends.
Colin: I experience healthy, safe touch with a massage therapist I work with who is nurturing and respectful. I also experience it with brothers in the program when we . . .
Continue reading...
In the 1980s, the concept of safer sex was developed in response to the AIDS crisis. It may be true that the only safe sex is abstinence; all forms of sex carry some degree of risk. But abstaining from sex is neither realistic nor desirable. Back in that time of uncertainty and fear, society endorsed cautious sexual choices. Today, nearly forty years later, the dilemma . . .
Continue reading...
Vacation might be out of the question this year, even as restrictions are lifted and we are finally able to emerge from isolation. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t do something nice for yourself, and doing so can actually help bolster your recovery. If you’re looking for affordable ways . . .
Continue reading...