Beyond the Stigma: A Guide to Navigating Addiction & Recovery
We live in a society that has created a massive stigma around substance use disorder (SUD) and those who suffer from it.
Jackie Rosu
Daydreaming Your Way to Sobriety: What the Science Says
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.
Sober & Transitional Living: What You Should Know
Addiction recovery comes with a plethora of treatment options that offer different levels of care.
Outpatient Programs: What You Should Know
Without having to spend several nights in a hospital or residential facility, patients receive a variety of therapies, including physical therapy, addiction treatment, and mental health counseling.
New Year’s Resolutions: The Sober Person’s Guide
Sober people who make New Year’s resolutions should make life improvements that encourage sober habits or relationships.
Partial Hospitalization Programs: What You Should Know
Partial hospitalization programs, PHPs, give patients with severe symptoms an affordable middle ground for treatment.
Learn the Lingo: Recovery Terms & Definitions to Know
Addiction recovery is a broad concept in healthcare, consisting of a variety of treatment and recovery terms specific to the field.
Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs): What You Should Know
IOPs balance the medical needs of patients with non-interference in their daily lives. Patients can receive quality care and still sleep in their own bed at night.
When Support Turns to Skepticism: Navigating Doubt in Recovery
Recovery can seem impossible when you feel like giving up on yourself. But statistics show that most people who experience an addiction recover and go on to live full, happy, and healthy lives.
Residential Treatment: What You Should Know
Residential treatment and care programs treat people with substance use disorder (SUD) for months at a time.