Making life-changing decisions during times of upheaval is always a challenge. Due to the emergence of COVID-19, many people don’t know when they will go back to work or find another job or even be able to hang out with friends without fear. For those with an active addiction, the uncertainty is even greater and…
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Have you ever wondered why some people become more agreeable while others more aggressive when intoxicated? According to research, different people exhibit different personality traits when drunk. Read on to discover the four types of drunk personalities and what they could mean for you or your loved ones. Types of Drunk Personalities One study supports…
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We’ve all experienced those times when a friend divulges too much information after one too many drinks, or perhaps you overshare. Even one glass of wine, beer or another alcoholic beverage might lead some to talk more than usual. But are the words coming out necessarily the truth? Science sheds light on why some people…
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Announcing our Virtual Inspiration Series 2.0 Due to positive feedback from attendees on our first Virtual Inspiration Series, we are launching our second series. Gateway Foundation, Beacon House and Higher Thought Institute have created a second round with four more amazing webinars! If you missed our first series, you can view all four webinars here! Please…
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As humans, we tend to surround ourselves with people who share common interests, ideas and hobbies. We’re hard-wired for seeking similarities in others — it makes us feel heard, comfortable and safe. It goes without saying, then, that if you used to be — or currently are — a big drinker, then your friends are too. …
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When you care about someone with an addiction, you may find some of their behaviors confusing and upsetting. Two common threads you can observe in nearly all addictions are lying and manipulation on the part of the person abusing drugs or alcohol. So, why do people with addiction lie and cheat? How do you recognize…
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Although addiction is a complex condition that affects each individual differently, some populations face a set of unique challenges when it comes to substance misuse and getting treatment. The LGBTQ community faces various risk factors for addiction and barriers to treatment that other groups simply do not, making them exceptionally vulnerable to substance misuse. Whether…
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There are many obstacles to overcoming alcoholism and addiction, and one of these challenges is stigma. Substance use stigma keeps those with addiction in fear and can prevent them from seeking help. It can also prevent individuals from getting the full support they deserve and need. At Gateway Foundation, we are strong advocates for the…
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In some ways, addiction is an equalizer. It can affect people from all walks of life, all backgrounds and all genders. However, the best way to create a recovery plan for someone is to consider his or her individual needs, and these can be impacted by gender. Gateway Foundation uses science-backed therapy and a personalized…
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It’s important for every person to develop healthy eating habits, but it’s crucial for people who are recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction. Even short-term addiction can take a huge toll on the body as it is forced to work overtime to eliminate toxic substances and defend itself against the damage they do. Achieving…
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