Recovery is the overarching term used to describe the process in which someone is working through a substance addiction the process of staying sober long term. For those working on recovery they are looking towards a life free of addiction and long-term sobriety.
Recovery is not lived in a bubble. While clients need a structured and safe environment for treatment, they also need to learn how to function in the real world while maintaining their sobriety. Challenges and temptations do arise, and clients need to be prepared to handle these situations in an effective manner. That is why […]
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The phrase “opioid epidemic” is one that has been popping up more frequently across the news over the past few years as efforts increase to prevent drug abuse and treat those with substance use disorders. Many people are aware of prescription opioid drug abuse problems, but may not realize that heroin is an opioid as
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In 2014, more than 16 million adults had an alcohol use disorder and nearly 88,000 people died from alcohol-related causes according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. However, alcoholism is not only treatable, it is preventable as well. Alcohol screenings can support early detection and intervention, saving lives. By answering a few
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While addiction and dual diagnosis treatment could be the right place for you to start your recovery journey. It’s difficult to come to the conclusion that you need help. There is hope. We understand and we’re here to help. Give us a call today to get started.
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There is no denying that addiction changes the way a person thinks and acts. This can lead to arrests for things such as possession of drugs, selling drugs, driving while intoxicated (DWI), stealing, domestic disputes, and other drug-related offenses. Many of these are non-violent offenses, but may still result in incarceration. However, criminalizing non-violent drug
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