Abuse

How Long Does Residential Treatment Last?

Residential treatment programs provide a safe place for individuals to heal from substance abuse and mental health issues. To get the best possible results, residential treatment can last anywhere from 30 days to a year or even longer depending on the individual’s needs. Let’s explore what factors into how long someone stays in residential treatment

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Benzo Addiction: Startling Statistics and How to Recognize Benzo Abuse

Benzodiazepines often referred to as “benzos” are a class of psychoactive drugs prescribed for several different medical conditions. Commonly taken for anxiety, muscle spasms, seizures, and trouble sleeping, benzos work by slowing down the central nervous system. This can affect a person’s physical and mental health if taken over long periods or in high doses.

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Finding Sobriety: Understanding the Addiction Recovery Journey of Hope, Faith, and Healing

For many, sobriety is the ultimate goal. But the journey to sobriety can be incredibly difficult, especially for an addict. It often requires a deep level of commitment and dedication to one’s own recovery process. It’s also important to remember that there is hope, faith, and healing for those struggling with addiction. Acknowledging the Problem

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Veterans Battling With Substance Use Have a Hard time Transitioning back to Civilian Life

There has been a much greater awareness of the complex needs of our nation’s Veterans in recent years. Shocking statistics, like 17 Veteran suicides per day, and 1 in 3 Veterans reporting having been arrested underscore the challenges we face in providing support for their mental, physical, and emotional health. Why do military Veterans face

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