Addiction recovery options are more numerous than ever, ranging from residential or inpatient treatment to outpatient treatment and intensive outpatient treatment. When the people receiving care live at home and attend treatment at a rehab facility or therapist’s office, they are considered outpatient. Outpatient programs for recovery from substance use disorders are an excellent choice…
Fact: sobriety is more than just deciding not to abuse alcohol or drugs. Instead, it is a lifestyle that requires commitment and hard work. Recovery–that long road that leads to sobriety–is not a straight path. There will be setbacks and relapses, but the most important goal is achieving sobriety. Tips for Staying Sober Rise Above…
An outpatient treatment program is used to address depression, addiction, eating disorders, and many other conditions. An outpatient treatment program is a type of program that is ideal for those who do not require detoxification support in a medical setting or around-the-clock care but still need professional support to recover. It is an affordable option…
An intensive outpatient program is a type of therapy process that allows a person to work numerous hours a day on addiction while living at home. This type of therapy can be effective when a person commits to the process and has the right tools to heal. Our team at Fort Behavioral Health can help…
The signs of addiction vary from person to person, making it difficult to identify the condition. A loved one who has an addiction may try to hide it or deny that it exists. Or they may try to manipulate you emotionally so that they do not have to quit. Eventually, it becomes obvious that the…
While alcohol withdrawal is necessary for recovery from addiction, it can also be a painful process that causes discomfort. On average, a person going through detox may experience mild to severe alcohol withdrawal symptoms for a period of seven to fourteen days. An alcohol detox center ensures that a client successfully and fully detoxes from…