When the household earner goes into treatment, income stops and costs rise. Practical guidance on managing the gap, handling remittance from abroad, prioritising debts and avoiding predatory lending.

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.

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.

Addiction Among Nepali Diaspora: Recovery Challenges for Nepalis Living Abroad The Nepali diaspora, comprising millions of Nepalis living abroad, has

Addiction Recovery and Religion in Nepal: A Holistic Approach to Healing In Nepal, a country deeply rooted in spirituality and

Breaking the Silence: Understanding the Addiction Crisis in Nepal’s Masculine Culture In Nepal, the stigma surrounding mental health and addiction

Raksi and Tongba: When Nepal’s Traditional Drinks Become a Problemelige Problem Nepal, a country known for its rich cultural heritage

Navigating the Complexities of Addiction Treatment in Nepal: Understanding the Impact of Caste and Social Class In Nepal, the struggle

Addiction in Rural Nepal: Why Villages Are Losing Their Youth to Substance Abuse Rural Nepal, a land of breathtaking natural