Inpatient rehab is not the only option for those looking for drug and alcohol addiction recovery. An intensive outpatient program (IOP) or partial hospitalization program (PHP) can offer a flexible, effective, and affordable alternative to inpatient rehab. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of IOP for addiction recovery. What Is an IOP? An…
Drug and alcohol addiction can be a difficult journey to navigate alone, and seeking professional help is often the best course of action. Partial care rehab is one option available for those struggling with addiction. In this blog post, we will explore what to expect in partial care for drug and alcohol addiction recovery. What…
The benefits of a holistic approach to addiction treatment are many. A holistic approach brings together complementary types of therapy with the goal of creating the most well-rounded treatment plan possible. When a holistic approach is taken, the entire body is addressed—mind, body, and spirit. Evidence-based therapies alongside experiential therapies can strike the right balance…
Managing alcohol addiction isn’t easy. Unfortunately, people across the United States and here in New England struggle with alcohol abuse and addiction. Because alcohol is easy to get and a major part of social life, it can seem less harmful than other substances. In reality, alcohol is highly addictive and can cause long-term negative health…
Finding the right recovery program can be overwhelming. Residential and outpatient programs offer clients a range of support, from therapy to medication management. For many, outpatient treatment is more accessible and accommodates their work, school, and home lives. Understanding the difference between different outpatient programs is key to finding the program that fits your schedule,…
Adolescence is a time of drastic changes, growth, and development for young people. It is a time when many young people start looking outside their family unit for cues about what to do, how to behave, and things to try. Unfortunately, this also means that some adolescents will run into trouble with drugs or alcohol.…
There’s a big difference between a person who drinks exclusively in social situations and someone who is a functional alcoholic. A so-called “functional” alcoholic is a confusing term as the implication is that this individual is doing well enough. In reality, they are not fulfilling their obligations or engaging in activities to the best of…
Prescription drug abuse is a serious problem in the United States. Every day, people die from prescription drug overdoses. Prescription drug abuse can also lead to addiction and other health problems. Prescription drug detox in Texas can help you get through the challenges that arise during withdrawal from opioids. An opioid detox center provides support…
Whether you occasionally drink too much or have an alcohol abuse disorder, you may want to curb your intake or give up alcohol altogether. Alcohol is legal and socially acceptable, making it easier to consume more than is reasonable and potentially develop a dependency. If you find yourself or a loved one struggling with alcohol…
Detox is the first step on your life-saving journey to eliminate the abuse of and dependency on alcohol. Some people have an intense and all-consuming need to consume alcohol simply for their body and mind to feel normal. An alcohol detox, administered under the care of medical professionals to manage the alcohol withdrawal symptoms, can…