Crossroads is open and admitting clients into all levels of care while implementing universal safety precautions in response to COVID-19. Learn More.
If you’re worried that you may be depressed, you’re not alone. Depression is one of the most common mental health issues facing Americans today. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), more than 17.3 million adults in the US suffered from a major depressive episode in 2017. That’s more than 7 percent of…
If you or someone you love has been struggling with an eating disorder, you have several choices to make. The first choice is the most crucial, and it involves whether to get treatment. And we should begin by saying that you must do so. Strong evidence indicates that people who do not get professional treatment…
Are you interested to learn more about group therapy activities at Crossroads Maine? These activities are available to patients with a wide range of conditions. Whether you are suffering from an eating disorder, a substance abuse disorder, or something else, you may find comfort by participating in a group therapy program in Portland, Maine. Who…
Depending on where you live, addiction treatment centers may be available in abundance. But that doesn’t mean that every program is the same or offers the same care or results. One drug and alcohol treatment center may only provide outpatient care while another may offer a full continuum of services. Before you select a drug…
Recovery from addiction is not just about resolving physical dependence on drugs or alcohol. These substances also impact the brain and have an effect on virtually every aspect of a person’s life. Due to the complex nature of addiction, it takes more than just a single doctor providing treatment for recovery to take place. It…
Crossroads has once again earned the highest accreditation possible from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for all of its treatment programs. Scarborough, Maine, April 16, 2019— Crossroads is proud to announce that for the second time in a row, it has earned a three-year accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation…
There are many people who are able to have a drink or two at a social event, celebration, or special occasion and do not develop a substance use disorder. However, there are also people who, due to genetic and environmental factors, do develop alcohol use disorders or alcoholism. They may not realize that their drinking…
There are many misconceptions about addiction treatment and what it is and is not. In turn, this can make it more challenging to get individuals the help they need for recovery. They may not be open to treatment because they don’t have a solid understanding of what to look for in a treatment program and…
Addiction recovery is a process. There is no magic cure that eliminates cravings and ensures sobriety. Individuals must make a conscious effort every day to maintain a substance-free lifestyle and make healthy choices. Unfortunately, relapse in addiction recovery is an issue that often arises, and one that individuals must understand so that they can learn…
Getting a good night’s rest is key to feeling awake, alert, and energetic the next day. When you haven’t slept well, you’re more likely to feel tired and irritable in the morning making it difficult to be as productive as you would like. Several nights of poor sleep can take a serious toll on your…