Explore expert advice, personal stories, and the latest in addiction recovery to empower your journey toward a healthier, sober life.
Thirty minutes, same time every week, with a fixed agenda. How a weekly family check-in prevents daily arguments after rehab, what to discuss, what to keep out, and how to keep it going past month three.
The Weekly Family Check-In Meeting: An Agenda That Works Read More »
Agricultural work supports recovery — structure, exhaustion, purpose — and carries specific risks: harvest drinking culture, seasonal idle months and labour-group pressure. How to manage both.
Returning to Farming and Seasonal Work After Treatment Read More »
Most treatment centres are in Kathmandu and Pokhara; most people go home somewhere else. How to build a workable aftercare plan in a district with no counsellor, no group and no clinic.
Aftercare in Districts With No Services Read More »
When addiction removes a parent, grandparents in Nepal often raise the children with no legal status, no income and no support. Practical guidance on documents, school, money, health and telling the children the truth.
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren During a Parent’s Addiction Read More »
The first seven days home set the pattern for everything after. A day-by-day plan for families — what to prepare before arrival, what to do each day, what to avoid, and the warning signs to watch.
The First Week Home After Rehab: A Day-by-Day Family Plan Read More »
Financial control in early recovery has to be temporary, agreed and gradually reversed. A staged plan for cash, wages, bank access and debts — and how families should answer a request for money.
Money Boundaries: Cash, Phones and Loans in Early Recovery Read More »
Weddings, bratabandha and pasni are the hardest events in early recovery. How families can plan ceremonies where alcohol is not the centre, and how a person in recovery can get through those that are.
Alcohol-Free Weddings and Ceremonies in Nepal Read More »
Families are asked about a person’s absence for months. Prepared sentences for relatives, neighbours, employers and children — what to disclose, what to keep private, and how to end the conversation politely.
What to Tell Relatives, Neighbours and Employers About Rehab Read More »
Recovery inside a Nepali joint family involves more people, more opinions and less privacy. How to align elders and in-laws, manage shared money and space, and stop contradictory rules undermining progress.
Joint Families and Recovery: Elders, In-Laws and Shared Households Read More »
Naba Jivan Nepal is a trusted rehabilitation center in Pokhara, Nepal, dedicated to providing safe and effective addiction recovery programs. We offer medically supervised treatment, counseling, and life skills training to help individuals overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.
