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Watching someone who you care about struggle with a binge eating disorder can be painful. You might feel helpless and unequipped to best help them. There’s no reason to be frustrated, confused, angry, afraid, or guilty. A treatment facility like Crossroads can guide you through the process of getting your loved one the help they…
Ask anyone who has received treatment for an eating disorder, and they will tell you that recovering from an eating disorder is not easy. In fact, many who receive treatment at a residential treatment facility find that continuing their recovery through an intensive outpatient program (IOP) can be highly beneficial. When you look for outpatient…
While taking care of your physical and mental health should be a priority every day, observing National Women’s Health Week (NWHW) is a great way to remind yourself and others. Your health is critical to your overall wellbeing. Crossroads encourages all of our residents to take their healthcare seriously and use their time in treatment…
While commonly prescribed to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy, some women also take Adderall purely for the high. Many abusers of Adderall use it to boost energy to meet a deadline or complete a daunting task. Like any drug, Adderall can also be highly addictive, especially when misused. There are serious side effects like…