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Dogs have long been referred to as “man’s best friend” and played an important part in many of our daily lives, but research has found that dogs can also play an integral role in improving mental health and overall emotional well-being.
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Recovering from substance use disorder takes time and effort. But when someone forgets to take care of themselves, the risk of relapse increases.
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Individuals suffering from addiction typically have a significantly lower sense of self-worth and self-esteem than the average population.
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HALT stands for “hungry, angry, lonely, and tired.” Stress, especially over time, can lead to relapse.
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Recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) is far from easy. When you or a loved one has been struggling with this disease, it’s important to stop and celebrate every recovery goal you meet – whether it’s big or small.
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Many successful recovery journeys involve a support network. If you’re wondering how to support someone’s recovery, you likely want to do everything possible to help.
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The ASAM Criteria are used nationwide because of a collaboration beginning in the 1980s to define a national set of criteria for providing outcome-oriented and results-based care.
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We live in a society that has created a massive stigma around substance use disorder (SUD) and those who suffer from it.
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Daydreaming is a common human phenomenon. It is often seen as a harmless pastime for many individuals, involving the mind’s ability to have wandering thoughts and limitless imagination.
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Addiction recovery comes with a plethora of treatment options that offer different levels of care.
