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With the summer approaching months approaching this time of year typically brings many holiday celebrations with family and friends. It’s a season filled with summer parties, mostly revolving around food. Unfortunately, for many women, the holidays and eating disorders can be a challenging combination to manage. The triggers around food that set off someone’s anorexia,…
As a mother looking for addiction or behavioral health treatment, your biggest concern is most likely the welfare of your children while you are in treatment. You may be debating between inpatient versus outpatient options to balance childcare or even the fear of losing your child or children if you seek treatment. Recovering from addiction…
An eating disorder is no laughing matter. Some may easily dismiss noticeably not eating a lot and even applaud them for suddenly being thin. The truth is that it is a chronic disease that has a very high relapse rate if not treated. At Crossroads, we have created a space where women can engage in…
As a mother, seeking treatment for a substance use disorder may seem impossible. However, it shouldn’t be a hurdle to getting you the help you need. In fact, getting treatment for addiction will be one of the best decisions you will make as a parent. As a chronic disease, it requires professional intervention and medical…
Trauma and alcohol addiction are interrelated. So much so that many addiction treatment centers will use a trauma-informed approach. This approach to addiction treatment has been proven to help successfully overcome the mental, physical, behavioral, social, and emotional effects of a substance use disorder. Trauma-informed care is an approach that helps treatment providers customize an…
At Crossroads, we are focused on women helping women. Recovery from an eating disorder is not a simple task. Engaging in intensive outpatient (IOP) treatment services can help women recover safely and effectively. An IOP is flexible and allows women to build life skills and critical coping methods to get back to a healthy lifestyle.…
Those who are facing eating disorders know that they are challenging conditions to manage. Everyone’s experience is a little different, as is their relationship with food, self-esteem, body image, and other contributing factors. Recovery is not as easy as just eating more, and individuals should not view anorexia relapse as a sign that treatment or…
While drinking can be dangerous for both men and women, it can have a different impact on each gender. Women are at increased risk for specific health problems and drink for different reasons than men. Women should be aware of the dangers of drinking and take steps to protect their health. Drinking can impact a…
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…
Supporting friends, family, and coworkers who are trying to get or stay sober is something that should be practiced every day. However, it deserves special attention during Alcohol Awareness Month. In fact, promoting and living a healthier lifestyle overall can be the right choice for all involved. While Alcohol Awareness Month occurs every April, the…