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Addiction Recovery & Sleep
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Addiction Recovery & Sleep

Sleep and addiction recovery are closely linked, as adequate rest significantly impacts mental health, aiding resilience in overcoming addiction. How important is adequate sleep in addiction recovery? It is crucial, as quality sleep helps regulate mood, reduce stress, and improve cognitive function, essential for recovery. Poor sleep can worsen mental health issues, increasing the risk of relapse.  The importance of sleep in...

What to Expect During Alcohol Detox: A Timeline and Guide
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What to Expect During Alcohol Detox: A Timeline and Guide

Have you decided to take the first step in recovering from alcohol addiction? Then congratulations on taking the hardest step towards recovery. Once you’ve made the decision to stop drinking, you’ll need to go through alcohol detox. If you’ve been drinking heavily, this could be a difficult process. You may experience a lot of withdrawal effects. This...

What is the Worst Drug Rehab Advice?
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What is the Worst Drug Rehab Advice?

Getting help for drug or alcohol addiction through drug rehab is a good thing. It signifies the willingness to get your life back on track and take control of your body. The rehabilitation process is a grueling one and a patient needs all the support he or she can possibly get from friends and family. However,...

Kacy Enters Alcohol Addiction Treatment on A&E’s Intervention
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Kacy Enters Alcohol Addiction Treatment on A&E’s Intervention

We are so excited to finally announce that The Discovery House helped Kacy, a once multimillionaire who lost everything to her addiction to alcohol seek alcohol addiction treatment on episode three of A&E’s Emmy Award-winning television series, Intervention, now in its 15th season. Kacy ‘Intervention’ Update: The Rise and Fall Before alcohol addiction, Kacy had...

BrainPaint®: Listening to Your Brain to Conquer Addiction
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BrainPaint®: Listening to Your Brain to Conquer Addiction

The American Society of Addiction Medicine defines addiction as a primary, chronic disease of brain reward, motivation, memory and related circuitry. Dysfunction in these circuits leads to characteristic biological, psychological, social and spiritual manifestations. This dysfunction is reflected in an individual pathologically pursuing reward and/or relief by substance use and other behaviors. But what if...