Understanding Vocational Rehab and Life Skills Programs

When someone enters treatment for substance use disorder, they may find themselves in a situation where they are rebuilding their lives from the ground up. For example, they likely need

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Experiential and Adventure Therapy: Bringing Individuals Into the Experience

When many people think about treatment for mental health or substance use disorders, they think about sitting in a room and talking with a therapist. While talk therapy can be

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While 25 million people in the US are victims of drug abuse, only about 11% seek outside help. Deciding to go to rehab is not an easy decision to make, for either

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If you have taken the plunge into your recovery from addiction, whatever your addiction may be, you are certainly aware of Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions,[1] written by Bill W.

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To be in a recovery program means that you will adhere to and work the Twelve Steps.  Intrinsic to your program is the idea that it is anonymous.  Indeed, the

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Recovering from substance use or abuse can seem like a herculean task at the outset, but it’s important for those seeking relief to remember that the road to recovery doesn’t

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In recent years, the awareness around mental health has grown immensely. Particularly, the benefits of CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) have become more well known. This modality can treat mental health

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