“No one will get it. I do not want to talk to other people about my problems.” Does this sound like something you or your loved one might say about the therapy required for addiction treatment? Though most addiction treatment programs include group therapy sessions, where people talk to each other and learn together, individual therapy is another avenue for more...
Read MoreAddiction treatment is not a standardized process but rather an individualized care plan designed to meet your specific needs. The severity of your substance use disorder (SUD) determines the type of care you need. For many people, treatment starts with medical detox, a time when you receive medical care as you let the substance/s leave your system. Detox is...
Read MoreEvery September, we celebrate National Recovery Month, a time to encourage and educate others on the incredible possibilities that come with recovery from substance use and mental health disorders. This is a time to participate, celebrate, and get recognition for all you have accomplished. During National Recovery Month, the goal is to communicate that recovery from...
Read MoreOne of the types of therapy frequently used in drug and alcohol treatment is group therapy. It sounds simple enough. You’ve seen it on dozens of television shows, right? People sit in a room together, often in a circle, and take turns talking. What makes this simple process so powerful is the opportunity to come together with people who may be experiencing the same...
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