Drug & Alcohol Rehab Blog
Why Can’t My Loved One Rehab at Home?
Holistic inpatient drug rehab and alcohol rehab is an effective treatment for addiction that takes you out of your environment into a neutral, safe space of recovery.
Couples in Trouble: How to Heal Together
Couples entagngled in dangerous drug or alcohol habits and addictions have options. Make a promise as a pair to get sober. Here’s how to heal as a twosome.
How to Explain a Rehab Stay to Your Employer
Even if you’re a high-functioning employee, addiction will most likely impact your career at some point. These tips can help you explain your rehab stay to your employer.
When Your Loved One is Away in an Addiction Center
If your loved one has made the choice to go away for rehab, you want to be supportive and encouraging. But how can you do so if he or she is miles away?
The Mental Health and Addiction Connection
Learn more about dual diagnosis rehab, which treats substance abuse while also addressing underlying mental health conditions.
4 Facts About Holistic Drug Rehab
Holistic rehab is a gentle way to rid yourself of the drugs you’re chained to and find a peaceful road to recovery. Learn more about this all-inclusive road to healing.
8 Signs Your Loved One Needs Alcohol Rehab
How can you tell if your loved one’s casual drinking has become a problem? These indicators will help you determine if it’s time to help them seek alcohol rehab.
Is Going Away for Rehab the Best Move?
Finding the best inpatient program is essential, no matter how far away it is. When seeking an addiction center, consider thinking out of the box–and the neighborhood.
Why You Should Choose a Dual Diagnosis Rehab Center
The early stages of addiction treatment often reveal a dual diagnosis, making it critical to choose a center with a full spectrum of individualized care.
What Does Alcohol Detox Look Like?
Knowing the signs of alcohol detox can — quite literally — be a matter of life and death. Learn what alcohol withdrawal looks like and how professional treatment can help.
How to Facilitate Entry into Alcohol Rehab
By taking an inclusive approach to alcohol rehab that validates a patient’s input, entry to a treatment program can be viewed as a positive first step toward recovery.
For Better, or For Worse
Your spouse is abusing alcohol and it’s testing your commitment. But working through the “for worse” is what you vowed to do. Here’s how to get back to the “for better.”
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Why Can’t My Loved One Rehab at Home?
Holistic inpatient drug rehab and alcohol rehab is an effective treatment for addiction that takes you out of your environment into a neutral, safe space of recovery.
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