Addiction Treatment Blog
Is Your Spouse Addicted? 5 Signs to Look For
Addiction is not always easy to detect, especially in those closest to us. When a loved one is struggling with substance abuse, it is easy to overlook the signs and make excuses for behaviors. Addiction can develop slowly over time and it may be difficult to identify...
Why First Responders Become Addicted
They are the people you call when faced with an emergency. Police officers, firefighters, and EMTs are usually the first responders to scenes of dangerous and troubling situations. While everyone experiences trauma in life, first responders are exposed to traumatic...
5 Mental Health Goals for Your Sobriety in 2021
As 2020 comes to a close, many people will take time to reflect on everything that has happened throughout this year. While the end of the year often makes people feel introspective, there is no denying that 2020 has been unprecedented and introduced unique challenges...
New Year’s Intentions: 2021 is a Great Year to Begin Your Sobriety Journey
The beginning of a new year is often viewed as an opportunity to start over from scratch. The end of the year is generally a time for reflection as many people consider what changes they can make to improve themselves moving forward. Making New Year’s resolutions is a...
How to Maintain Your Mental Health and Sobriety Around Christmas and the Holidays
The holidays can be a stressful time for just about anyone. Traveling (if you are choosing to do that this year), purchasing gifts, and attending various events in-person or via Zoom can be overwhelming, but it can be especially hard for those who are managing...
The Power of Gratitude in Sobriety
As the holidays roll in at the end of the year, people spend time reflecting on what they are grateful for. The holiday season can be a time of celebration and happiness, but for many people, it can also trigger feelings of stress, anxiety, or depression. While there...
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