Table of Contents Witnessing someone you care about struggle with a substance use disorder may tremendously upset and drain your mental and emotional well-being. Substance abuse can eventually damage relationships by destroying trust and weakening the connection between people. As a result, it can be formidable to support loved ones in recovery. The team at...
Table of Contents The recovery process can be a trying period in anyone’s life. Significant change does not occur right away. However, the correct treatment and counseling can restore a patient’s life and relationships. While short-term inpatient, or residential, treatment programs typically run for up to four weeks, many people may benefit from extended programs...
Millions of Americans are facing challenges due to substance use disorder. According to the Butler Center for Research, about 85% to 95% of drug-abusing patients get sober after addiction treatment. Joint Commission Accredited (JCAHO) is the benchmark set by the organization of the Joint Commission. It’s a not-for-profit organization founded in 1951. Joint Commission accredits...
What is Recovery Awareness Month? Recovery Awareness Month is an American national observance held every September. The goal is to generate public awareness around substance use recovery and mental health treatments. New evidence-based treatment and recovery practices are available for everyone to help individuals suffering from mental health or substance use disorders. National Alcohol and...
Alcohol addiction is one of the most common addictions across the United States. In fact, according to the most recent studies in the US, one person in every six has an alcohol problem or addiction. That means that millions of American families are impacted by alcohol addiction, putting a strain on their lives, well-being, health,...
