08/12/2026
What if recovery isn’t just about stopping substance use, but also about rebuilding a life with movement, connection, purpose, and identity?
Our latest NOCE article explores the growing “Sweat and Sobriety” movement and how physical activity can complement traditional addiction treatment and recovery support.
From walking and stretching to running and endurance activities, movement can create opportunities to build confidence, regulate stress, strengthen community, and develop an identity beyond substance use.
The goal isn’t to become an athlete. It’s to find meaningful ways to move, connect, and keep showing up.
Read the full article: https://nvopioidcoe.org/news/beyond-the-couch-why-sweat-and-sobriety-is-the-new-frontier-of-addiction-recovery/
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