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Entering residential treatment is a major decision. Before you make that first phone call, you may wonder what may happen to you or your loved…

In January, individuals, families, and communities across the United States observe Substance Use Disorder Treatment Awareness Month. This national initiative, spearheaded by SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services…

Nicotine withdrawal can be physically and psychologically challenging for individuals who stop using tobacco or vapes. Developing an awareness of nicotine withdrawal symptoms and their…

It’s a familiar December scene: your kids pile into the car after their school concert, still humming songs and clutching sticky crafts. Or maybe you’re…

When you or someone you love needs addiction treatment, cost can feel overwhelming. Many individuals and their families delay seeking help because they’re worried about insurance,…

When you have a loved one in treatment for addiction or mental illness during the holidays, the season can feel heavy. You might feel guilt,…

Sarah’s 17-year-old son started coming home with bloodshot eyes more frequently. His grades hadn’t dropped yet, and he still made it to family dinners most…

Relapse is often seen as a step backward in addiction recovery, but it doesn’t erase the progress someone has made. For both those in recovery…

Addiction treatment has evolved significantly over the years, with innovative behavioral therapies offering new solutions to individuals and their families looking to achieve recovery. Among…