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The holiday season is right around the corner, and many people are excited by the music, decorations, events, meals, and gatherings that take place. It’s a time to see family and friends and relax. On the flip side, these same activities can be common holiday stressors for many people. The heightened expectations and activity can…
As the year winds down, the holidays ramp up. From Halloween through New Year’s, this is often a busy time for many people and filled with events, parties, and other activities. Major social events often involve drinking, and this can make it difficult for those who completed alcohol addiction treatment to stay focused on their…
Addiction recovery is a process, and it comes with a fair share of rewards and challenges along the way. Some days individuals may be feeling very positive and confident, while other days they may be having a rougher time and feel more down on themselves. These ups and downs can increase risk of relapse if…
Addiction recovery is a process; it does not happen overnight. It takes time for the body and brain to heal and for individuals to adapt to lifestyle changes. Through treatment for addiction recovery, women and men can build the strategies and routines they need for a substance-free lifestyle, but they may still experience challenges such…
Did you know that depression is a condition that affects more than 16 million adults in America every year and that only around one-third of individuals with severe depression get the professional help and depression therapy they need for recovery? October 11 is and a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness and support people in recognizing…
Drug and alcohol addiction recovery is about more than just stopping substance use; it is about healing the mind and body as well to promote healthier routines and reduce risk of relapse. Substance use can take a toll on health – both physically and mentally – and individuals in recovery must develop healthy ways of…
Recovery from addiction is a process, and it can take several months or years for individuals to truly feel confident in their sobriety and ability to reduce risk of relapse. Many people think that once they complete treatment, they’ll be back to feeling like their old self before addiction set in. However, drugs and alcohol…
A substance use disorder can turn your life upside-down. It can turn you into someone you hardly recognize anymore. But many people hit their own “rock bottom” where they realize that they don’t want to (or can’t) continue down the path they’re on and must do something to change it. They’re ready to admit that…
Addiction is a disease that does not discriminate; it affects people of all genders, ages, races, ethnicities, professions, and socioeconomic classes. In addition, addiction affects everyone, not just the person with a substance use disorder. Spouses, children, and relatives feel the impact too as they deal with the stress, uncertainty, and disorder that substance misuse…
Addiction does not discriminate. It affects people of all genders, races, occupations, and socioeconomic statuses. One of the best ways to tackle this epidemic is to seek drug addiction help early on before the situation worsens. Early intervention can support improved recovery, decreased impact of long-term effects, and higher quality of life, stopping addiction before…