The effects of substance use and addiction do not affect only one person. Addiction is often termed a “family disease” because it produces unique ripple effects on the lives of every family member of the person who has substance use disorder (SUD). While every family...
Recovering from the effects of alcohol and other drug use is a lifelong journey. As these chemicals have such a substantial impact on the brain’s structure and functioning, it can take a lifetime to reverse the consequences of repeated or chronic substance use....
Treatments for mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) often involve a combination of individual and group therapy components. Individual therapy interventions have patients work one-on-one with a trained mental health professional to overcome personal issues....
Depression treatment has come a long way in the last several years. A combination of psychotherapy and medication has helped thousands of individuals recover from debilitating symptoms. However, there is still a population of individuals who have depression that is...
If you are reading this, you have likely either reached the completion or are nearing the completion of your residential treatment program. Congratulations! Finishing a long-term treatment program is an incredible accomplishment during your sobriety and recovery...
Despite grief and loss being inevitable experiences that we will all endure at some point in our lives, preparing for it does not make the experience any easier. Grief often brings complicated and overwhelming emotions to the surface and can lead a person to view life...
