
A Day in the Life of an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at Discover Recovery
The biggest question people have about an intensive outpatient program isn't about the therapy - it's "How am I supposed to fit this into my...

The biggest question people have about an intensive outpatient program isn't about the therapy - it's "How am I supposed to fit this into my...

One of the first questions people ask about a partial hospitalization program is simple: "Do I have to live there?" The answer - no, you...

Most people picture residential treatment before they ever set foot in it - and what they imagine is usually wrong. Some expect a cold, hospital-like....

When someone develops a substance use disorder (SUD), they often exhibit distinct psychological patterns. One of the most painful and confusing behavi...

When a relationship demands everything you have - your time, your emotional reserves, your sense of self - it can be extremely difficult to distinguis...

A functioning addict - also called a high-functioning addict - is someone who maintains work, family, and social obligations while actively struggling...

Finishing residential treatment doesn't mean finishing treatment. For most people, completing inpatient care marks a significant milestone - but stepp...

"Detox" and "residential treatment" are often used as if they mean the same thing. They don't. They're two distinct phases of addiction care - each...

If you or someone you love has just completed residential treatment, or is being assessed for outpatient care, you've likely heard two acronyms: PHP a...