If you suspect that someone you love is struggling with alcohol while maintaining their daily responsibilities, you may be dealing with a high-functioning alcoholic. Unlike…
Many people who experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) turn to alcohol as a way to cope with overwhelming emotions and distressing memories. This reliance on…
If you’ve recently started addiction treatment, you may be exploring different types of therapies to find the best fit for your recovery journey. One approach…
Effective addiction treatment starts with understanding your mental and emotional health. Addiction is often tied to underlying mental health issues, and a psychiatric assessment helps…
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) can help your recovery journey. It is a type of psychotherapy (talk therapy) that focuses on recognizing and changing patterns of thinking…
Veterans and military service members often face a unique set of challenges, both during and after their service. These challenges can make transitioning to civilian…
When you’re struggling with drugs or alcohol, reaching out for help can seem impossible. But professional treatment can be the spark you need to find…
The first step in addiction treatment is to stop using drugs or alcohol. Stopping the use of alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, or other drugs can cause…
Sober living programs can help people in recovery establish and maintain a substance-free lifestyle. Also called transitional or supportive living homes, these accommodations can be…
People who use drugs and alcohol can develop a set of mental health symptoms that are collectively called psychosis. Drug-induced psychosis can also occur during…