Relapse Prevention Strategies: How to Plan for Long-Term Recovery Success

While many people may mistake it as a sign of failure, relapse is simply a normal part of the recovery journey. Many of those who experience it overcome it and

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The Importance of Professionals Seeking Help for Addiction

Addiction can affect anyone regardless of their background, ethnicity, status, or gender. In many cases, people have a certain stereotype of what someone struggling with addiction may look like. They

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The Role of Alumni Programs in Lasting Sobriety

The journey of recovery from addiction and co-occurring disorders doesn’t come to an end when you complete the initial stages of treatment. Rather, it is a process that continues over

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A Safe Space for Healing: Supporting Diversity in Recovery: Tailored Programs for LGBTQ+ and Transgender Individuals

Addiction and mental health challenges can affect everyone, regardless of gender, age, background, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. These issues don’t discriminate and can cause challenges for those in all walks

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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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The Positive Impact of Healing With Horses: Equine Therapy at Profound Treatment

Horses are intuitive animals that can mirror human emotions, providing an opportunity for introspection and understanding. They can also play an important role in reducing anxiety, decreasing stress levels, and

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How to Detox from Meth Safely Methamphetamine, commonly known as meth or crystal meth, is an illegal stimulant drug that profoundly impacts the brain by increasing dopamine levels, creating a

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The family and friends of the alcoholic are often on the receiving end of the lies, deceit, and manipulation from the very person who claims to love them. This behavior is very confusing for the people who love the alcoholic the most as they hurt in often cruel ways.

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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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