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Addiction Treatment
Alcohol Relapse: Myths, Prevention, a…
Alcohol relapse after any term of sobriety can be heartbreaking for anyone. It can contribute to feelings of failure and weakness, and these feelin…
PHP Vs Residential Addiction Treatmen…
It is common to wonder about the differences between PHP vs residential treatment for addiction recovery. Both are forms of addiction treatment tha…
Addiction Nutrition: Eating Veggies t…
In the journey of addiction recovery, every choice can be a step toward healing or a stumbling block on the path to wellness. While traditional rec…
Tips for Coping With Depression in Re…
Depression in recovery often occurs once the substances are removed from the body. It is common for people who have begun a lifestyle of recovery t…
How Long Does it Take to Get Addicted…
Struggling with Xanax is common in the US. How long does it take to get addicted to Xanax? Even with a prescription, and taking it as prescribed, t…
Benefits of EMDR for Addiction
Using EMDR for addiction is a powerful tool in helping individuals address the underlying trauma that often contributes to substance abuse. Eye Mov…
Enabling vs Helping An Addict
There is a fine line between helping versus enabling and staying on one end of the spectrum can be extremely difficult. Helping someone who is stru…
What Are Luxury PTSD Treatment Centers?
Luxury PTSD treatment centers provide a safe and healing environment where people can begin their journey of recovery. They are serene and peaceful…
Balancing Glucose for Mental Health
Glucose and insulin play crucial roles in the body’s energy metabolism, particularly in regulating blood sugar levels, which has important im…
Substance Abuse Treatment For Addiction
If you or a loved one’s prescription drug use meet at least two of these criteria in the past 12 months, then you may be suffering from a substance use disorder requiring treatment at a local drug rehab center.
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