As the new year comes, many are looking for new ways to improve their lives and form newer healthier habits. One great way people can start the year off is by participating in Dry January. Dry January is a challenge for participants to commit to sobriety for the entire month.
Check out the rest of the article including an interview with Great Lakes Recovery Centers Practitioner, Alexandra Ellis, here.
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