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lifestyle1 month ago•4 min saved

Chrissy Teigen Opens Up About Returning to Sobriety After Quiet Relapse

Chrissy Teigen said on Instagram that after about a year of sobriety she slipped into a ‘mindful’ but unhealthy pattern of drinking, leading to a relapse. She credits a conversation with Carl Radke about sobriety for helping her reset, and within a week she stopped drinking again, now 52 days sober with no desire to turn back. Teigen emphasizes there was no pomp this time and reflects on how she wants to enjoy life without alcohol, noting differences from her first sobriety and the tendency to tie celebrations to drinking.

via The Daily Beast|

#chrissy-teigen #instagram #john-legend

entertainment1 month ago•58 min saved

Natasha Lyonne Opens Up About Relapse After Years of Sobriety

Natasha Lyonne publicly revealed she has relapsed after years of sobriety, sharing the update on X and signaling that more to come. The star has a well-documented history with addiction, including a 2001 DUI and a 2005 hospitalization during methadone treatment, and she previously spoke of staying sober since rehab in 2006; fans offered support, underscoring that recovery is a lifelong journey.

via BuzzFeed|

#addiction #celebrity #entertainment

entertainment1 month ago•2 min saved

Natasha Lyonne Reveals Relapse After Years of Sobriety, Urges Continued Recovery

Natasha Lyonne disclosed a relapse after years of sobriety in a post on X, emphasizing that recovery is a lifelong process and urging support for others who are struggling. The actress has publicly discussed past battles with addiction, including rehab in 2006, and continues to work on projects like Poker Face amid ongoing questions about the show's future.

via USA Today|

#addiction-recovery #entertainment #natasha-lyonne

tv-and-movies1 month ago•13 min saved

Lyonne Reveals Relapse, Frames Recovery as a Lifelong Battle

Natasha Lyonne disclosed on social media that she has recently relapsed after decades of sobriety, stressing that recovery is a lifelong process and encouraging others who are struggling. She did not specify the nature of the relapse but said she will reclaim sobriety for her upcoming project about hockey player Sophie “Bambo” Braverman. Lyonne has a history of addiction treatment in the early 2000s and underwent open-heart surgery in 2012 related to drug use.

via Rolling Stone|

#addiction #natasha-lyonne #recovery

entertainment1 month ago•10 min saved

Lyonne goes public about relapse after nearly 20 years of sobriety

Natasha Lyonne publicly revealed a relapse after nearly 20 years of sobriety, saying she’ll share more details and stressing that recovery is a lifelong process. The piece notes her history with addiction (including a heroin crisis in 2005 and sobriety after rehab in 2006), and her ongoing candidness about self-destructive tendencies and past interventions, with fans offering support as she continues her recovery.

via nydailynews.com|

#addiction #entertainment #natasha-lyonne

entertainment1 month ago•34 min saved

Lyonne reveals relapse after years of sobriety, urges lifelong recovery

Natasha Lyonne publicly revealed that she relapsed after years of sobriety, stressing that recovery is a lifelong process and urging compassion for those struggling with addiction, while reflecting on her long history with addiction and advocacy for better support systems.

via Yahoo News UK|

#addiction #entertainment #natasha-lyonne

entertainment1 month ago•35 min saved

Natasha Lyonne Speaks on Relapse Within Lifelong Sobriety Path

Natasha Lyonne publicly revealed a relapse in her ongoing sobriety journey, urging honesty and reminding fans that recovery is a lifelong process. She posted about the setback on social media, referenced an upcoming film project inspired by hockey player Sophie “Bambo” Braverman, and has faced online scrutiny over her AI-assisted filmmaking; the piece also notes her past addiction battles and includes a helpline for those seeking help.

via Yahoo|

#celebrity #entertainment #natasha-lyonne

entertainment1 month ago•15 min saved

Natasha Lyonne Confirms Relapse After Nearly a Decade Sober

Natasha Lyonne disclosed on social media that she has relapsed after almost ten years of sobriety, stressing that recovery is a lifelong process and urging others who are struggling not to feel alone. In follow-up posts she thanked supporters and referenced doing it for her family and her upcoming film 'Bambo'; the piece notes she previously discussed her addiction in a 2012 interview.

via Variety|

#addiction #entertainment #natasha-lyonne

science4 months ago•4 min saved

New Brain Circuit Discovery Offers Hope for Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Scientists from Scripps Research identified a brain region in rats, the paraventricular nucleus of the thalamus (PVT), that becomes active during alcohol withdrawal and relapse, shedding light on how negative reinforcement drives addiction and potentially guiding new treatments.

via ScienceDaily|

#addiction #alcohol-use-disorder #brain-circuit

health5 months ago•5 min saved

Scientists Discover Brain Circuit Responsible for Alcohol Addiction Loop

Scientists at Scripps Research identified a brain circuit in the paraventricular nucleus of the thalamus that reinforces alcohol relapse by linking environmental cues with relief from withdrawal stress, offering new insights into addiction mechanisms and potential therapies.

via SciTechDaily|

#addiction #alcohol-withdrawal #brain-circuit

health5 months ago•6 min saved

Brain Circuit Linked to Stress and Alcohol Relapse

A study from Scripps Research identifies the brain's PVT region as key in addiction, showing that alcohol relapse is driven by the brain's response to stress relief rather than pleasure, highlighting potential new treatment targets for substance use disorders.

via Neuroscience News|

#alcohol-addiction #brain-circuits #health

sports6 months ago•3 min saved

Colts Owner Jim Irsay's Secret Relapses and Coverup Revealed

Jim Irsay, the late Colts owner, secretly relapsed with substance abuse, including ketamine treatment, before his death in 2025, with allegations of a coverup by team officials and no toxicology tests or autopsy conducted.

via New York Post|

#colts #coverup #jim-irsay

health1 year ago•2 min saved

"Christina Applegate's Struggle with MS: A Personal Account"

Actress Christina Applegate opens up about her "pretty bad" relapse of multiple sclerosis on her new podcast, MeSsy, with fellow MS sufferer Jamie-Lynn Sigler. She describes the debilitating pain, sleeplessness, and deep depression she's experiencing, noting that her legs are "just done" and she hasn't showered in three weeks due to the constant pain and poor circulation. Applegate's candid discussion sheds light on the challenges of living with MS and the importance of being honest about its impact.

via Entertainment Weekly News|

#christina-applegate #health #jamie-lynn-sigler

entertainment2 years ago•3 min saved

"Bret Easton Ellis Directs L.A. Horror 'Relapse' Starring Joseph Quinn"

Author Bret Easton Ellis is set to make his directorial debut with the horror film "Relapse," starring Joseph Quinn. The film, produced by Paris-based SND, follows a man's struggle with addiction and a mysterious presence haunting him. Ellis, known for his novels like "American Psycho," has been involved in the movie world for years and describes "Relapse" as a personal, upscale monster movie with his signature themes. The film's creature will be designed by the Oscar-nominated VFX banner DDT Studios, and it will be a collaboration between Ellis, Quinn, and experienced producers.

via Variety|

#bret-easton-ellis #directorial-debut #entertainment

mental-health2 years ago•1 min saved

"ACT Intervention Reduces Psychosis Relapse"

A study in Schizophrenia Research suggests that adding acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to treatment for people with psychosis may lead to reduced distress and lower likelihood of re-hospitalization. Both ACT and 'treatment as usual' were found to reduce psychotic symptoms after four months, but those who did not receive ACT were significantly more likely to be re-hospitalized. The researchers believe that ACT may be feasible and effective for patients with psychosis, and could lead to decreased rehospitalization compared to alternative therapies.

via Mad in America|

#acceptance-and-commitment-therapy #act #hospitalization