The distinct connection between addiction and suicide is among the most vital topics of discussion throughout September’s suicide awareness month. Rightfully so, considering the reports that suggest nearly 60% of all suicides are related to alcohol and substance addiction.
Addiction and Suicide: What’s the Connection? Read More »
We all know or have at least heard about someone who was addicted to drugs or alcohol. Substance use disorders, alcohol use disorders, and mental health issues are growing at an alarming rate year by year. Almost every day there are stories of people who suffered an overdose or succumbed to their addictions in various
September is Recovery Awareness Month Read More »
People recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) or persistent mental health issues benefit from the support of friends and family. Partner support is critical during early recovery. According to Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment, “[S]upportive relationships with caring family, partners, and friends—including individuals who do not use substances themselves—have proven to be helpful in abstaining
The Importance of Partner Support During Recovery Read More »
The four modules of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) can be essential parts of your treatment for addiction and recovery. A decline in mental health can often lead to mental health disorders, which can coincide and coexist with addiction. Many individuals seeking treatment are aware that there are various therapies that are offered in treatment. However,
How Do the Four Modules of DBT Help Addiction Recovery? Read More »
Eating a balanced, nutrient-dense diet is important for everyone, but it can be especially crucial for those in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). However, “diet culture” is full of bland, boring foods that don’t nourish your mind (or your tastebuds) as much as they nourish your body. Eating should be a fun, enjoyable experience
Healthy Recipes for a Nutritious Lifestyle in Recovery Read More »
Home detox kits are sold across the internet and are rising in popularity among addicts. However, they pose a significant risk to those who use them. But what are home detox kits and the dangers involved when using them? We will look at the most effective ways of detoxing, so you can live the life
What Are the Dangers of Home Detox Kits? Read More »
Addiction and homelessness are connected in a way that can easily be overlooked. Any day, you may come across someone struggling with addiction but not appear to be. You can also come across someone homeless who does not appear to be. This is why sometimes the connection between addiction and homelessness goes unnoticed. Have you
What Is the Connection Between Addiction and Homelessness in California? Read More »
Kolb’s four-stage experiential learning cycle is implemented in many aspects of life. It can be found in schools, workplaces, and mental health facilities. You may have even used it before without even knowing it. But what exactly is the experiential learning cycle? What Is Kolb’s Four-Stage Experiential Learning Cycle? David Kolb is an educational theorist
The Benefits of Kolb’s Four-Stage Experiential Learning Cycle Read More »
Group therapy can be a fantastic tool for people in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). It allows you to share your experiences and trauma with your peers freely. One of the biggest benefits of group therapy is the understanding of yourself that you can gain from listening to others who may have similar experiences.
Setting Boundaries in Group Therapy for Boosted Recovery Read More »
Hallucinogens like DMT are popular substances for a quick trip with little repercussions. But are there really no risks when you consume hallucinogenic drugs? It turns out, the dangers of DMT may be more serious than you’d think. What Is DMT? DMT (Dimethyltryptamine) is a hallucinogenic substance. It occurs naturally in many species of plants
The Dangers of DMT Read More »
Matthew Beck B.A, M.A, LMFT (Medical Reviewer)We Work with Most Major Insurances
We understand that this may be a challenging decision. We are ready to be honest with you about your options. Verifying your insurance benefits with us is free and confidential with no commitment required. Reach out to verify your insurance coverage for addiction treatment: 954-688-5806
We know that picking up the phone can be scary. Reaching out for help takes courage – you can do it. We are here to support you. We know what it’s like to have a new chance at life. We want you to feel that, too.
