Addiction Treatment Blog
Drug Epidemics: A Repeating Cycle
As we are currently faced with a growing opioid epidemic, many people question how we even got to this place. While it seems like it happened overnight, the opioid epidemic has been steadily growing over the past few years, and it is not the first time the United...
Why Shouldn’t I Have a Relationship in the Beginning of Recovery?
Addiction can cause significant damage to relationships, which makes repairing them an essential component of the recovery process. Family, friends, and loved ones are all impacted to varying degrees by substance abuse, and it can take time to overcome the damage...
7 Tips for Staying Sober on Christmas When You’re Spending it Alone
The holidays can be a stressful time of year for anyone, but it can be especially difficult for those in recovery. During a time that is highly focused on gift-giving, family gatherings, and travel, finding ways to manage the stress can be overwhelming. This is...
I’m Addicted, Now What?
Recognizing an addiction in yourself can be hard. Many who struggle with addiction are in denial about the impact it has on their physical, mental, and emotional health. When you abuse drugs or alcohol, it changes the way your brain works, and it can make it difficult...
Boundary Setting in Addiction Recovery
Setting healthy boundaries is an important skill to develop in any aspect of life, but it is especially important in addiction recovery. Boundaries can range from too rigid to too loose and these two extremes can significantly impact the way a person views their...
Attachment Disorders and Substance Abuse
Attachment disorders are frequently linked to experiences in infancy and childhood; however, the impact of these early life experiences can reach well into the future and affect a person in adulthood. Signs of secure or insecure attachment disorders are often visible...
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