When an individual finds themselves in need of alcohol addiction treatment, many will wonder how long it will take for them to finally be healthy again. For some people, their first instinct may be to assume that their alcoholic lifestyle is beyond repair and that they will never stop drinking. However, this couldn’t be further…
Drug and alcohol rehab centers are highly valuable resources to the communities they serve. Most people think of treatment facilities as places where addicts go to get clean. However, these centers can also be powerful sources of information sources for people who struggle with addiction and for their friends and family members. In addition to…
Alcohol addiction can be crippling to the point where it feels like your life is at a standstill. If you can’t function without it, you have a serious problem and need help. You have options to take care of your alcohol use disorder, but you might wonder which one is the best for you. Inpatient…
There are millions of women and men who have found themselves caught up in the, seemingly, never-ending cycle of alcohol and drug addiction. It may start small- a drink or two after work, a few pain pills to ease an old back injury, or a line to make a night with friends even better. The…
For some struggling with addiction, the pain of detox is only one hurdle. Many in need of rehab have work and family commitments that make in-patient rehab impossible. For those with small children, professional commitments or other family burdens, outpatient rehab may be the better choice. Why Is outpatient alcohol rehab the choice for me?…
Navigating early sobriety requires additional support for an alcoholic. If you or someone you know struggles with alcoholism, you’ve probably contemplated rehab. Making the decision to seek treatment is the crucial first step. The next step involves determining whether inpatient or outpatient rehab best suits your needs. Inpatient, also called residential, means you live and…
According to a study published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), an estimated 23 million people in the U.S. have a substance use disorder. As a result, many have suffered numerous otherwise avoidable consequences, such as job loss, hospitalization, legal problems, broken relationships, and even being physically assaulted. Studies show that these unfortunate life…
Alcohol addiction affects men and women from all walks of life. It is a mental health concern that affects nearly 22 million adults in the U.S. today, and many of your favorite celebrities, athletes, influencers, and musicians struggle with alcohol addiction just like everyone else. Alcohol rehab is essential for those who want a safe…