Angel W. Abott
Angel Abott is a content contributor for SoberRecovery. As part of the editorial staff, Angel helps provide resources for those seeking information about life in sobriety through research, reporting and personal experience. "Angel Abott" is a pseudonym. For editorial questions or concerns, please contact [email protected].
Addiction Therapy--How It Helps
By Angel W. AbottFind out more about this type of counseling and if it may be a good fit for you. Continue Reading
Why Some People Become Addicts and Others Don't
By Angel W. AbottThe nature of addiction is a mystery, but there are certain signs and behaviors that you can look for to better understand the ... Continue Reading
Signs You Have a Drinking Problem
By Angel W. AbottAre you worried you have a drinking problem? We explore some of the signs and symptoms as well as some of the possible underlyi... Continue Reading
What Are Specialty Treatment Centers?
By Angel W. AbottRecovery isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. Continue Reading
Is Your Loved One an Addict?
By Angel W. AbottAddiction is a diagnosed disease that alters the brain functions of an addict. Obsessive thoughts of using drugs and extraordin... Continue Reading
Addiction Relapse Warning Signs
By Angel W. AbottRelapse is when an alcoholic or drug abuser begins using again after a period of sobriety. Relapsing can be a "minor" slip like... Continue Reading
Types of Addiction Therapy
By Angel W. AbottAddiction therapy uses the format and ideas behind therapy to go into the issues surrounding addiction. There are several level... Continue Reading
Addiction Support Group Information
By Angel W. AbottAA may be the most well-known but there are other support groups that we help break down. Continue Reading
Why Do So Many People Overdose?
By Angel W. AbottFrom celebrity drug deaths to a first-timer's lethal attempt, overdoses are all too common. Why does this keep happening? Continue Reading
Outpatient Treatment Centers
By Angel W. AbottLearn about this convenient way to receive treatment while remaining in your living environment. Continue Reading