Recovery from a substance use disorder is a lifelong commitment, and ensuring you have meaningful support following a rehab program is critical. The transition from…
For those I haven’t met yet, I’m CRAIG VANCE, RN, PMH-BC – ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF NURSING, and I wanted to connect. A little…
If you’re currently in treatment for addiction, you may be carrying a heavy emotional burden: shame. For many clients, shame is a silent, persistent companion…
Xanax addiction can seriously affect your life. It can cause health problems and put your mental health at risk. Treatment programs for Xanax addiction are…
“Self-care is not selfish; prioritizing our own well-being is what allows us to care for others. If we are not okay, we can’t help those…
What is Dual Diagnosis? According to NAMI, dual diagnosis (also referred to as a co-occurring disorder) is a term used when someone experiences any combination…
Transitional living programs have been shown to reduce the risk of relapse by providing a continuum of care as a client transitions from a treatment…
For those individuals struggling with a substance use disorder (SUD), it affects every aspect of their lives. Addiction to drugs or alcohol is often accompanied…
What are Healthy Boundaries? Healthy boundaries must balance our need to be connected with others in meaningful ways with our need to remain an independent…
For many Americans, including many Texans, alcohol is often included and expected in many aspects of everyday life. Weddings, Memorial Day cookouts, Super Bowl parties,…
