Elizabeth Seward
Elizabeth Seward has written about health and wellness for Discovery Health, National Geographic, How Stuff Works Health and many other online and print publications. As a musician, Elizabeth has witnessed the destructive power of substance abuse among fellow artists and beyond. She believes in the restorative power of yoga, meditation, talk therapy and plant-based diets. She is also an advocate for progressive drug policy reform.
8 Tips for Throwing a Sober Wedding
By Elizabeth SewardAs you plan your big day, keeping these tips in mind will help you focus on the bigger picture. Continue Reading
3 Insights About Addiction That's Changed My View of Motherhood
By Elizabeth SewardHaving gone through the fire in the past changes everything now in the present. Continue Reading
11 Rock Stars Proud to Be Sober
By Elizabeth SewardWhen looking for inspiration and sober role models along your path toward recovery, keep these sober rock stars in mind. Continue Reading
All About Peyote
By Elizabeth SewardAs far back as records show, natives in the southwestern portion of the US as well as the northern area of Mexico have used pey... Continue Reading
Just Hanging Out with Molly
By Elizabeth SewardThe side effects and misrepresentations of this popular club drug. Continue Reading
What Happens When Prescription Medications Expire?
By Elizabeth SewardKnow what to do once medication reaches its expiration date. Continue Reading
Identifying Those Who Support Your Recovery
By Elizabeth SewardSurrounding yourself with people who support your recovery is an important part of staying clean. Learn how to identify those w... Continue Reading
How to Spot an Overdose at a Music Festival
By Elizabeth SewardBefore heading to the desert or concert grounds, know these tips on how to keep yourself and others safe. Continue Reading
3 Attributes to Look for in a Sober Friend
By Elizabeth SewardSomeone who doesn't just talk the talk but who also walks the walk. Continue Reading
Yoga Instead of Happy Hour: What SXSW Did Differently This Year
By Elizabeth SewardA bit more down dog and a little less face-down (drunk). Continue Reading