We believe the best way to treat addiction is to understand it. Which is why we continue to educate not just our patients, but their family, friends and community.
Opioid use disorder can affect every part of a person’s life—from their physical well-being to relationships and daily responsibilities. Finding a treatment plan that works often begins with addressing withdrawal symptoms and reducing cravings. That’s where medications like Suboxone can play a meaningful role. If you’re exploring options and have…
Stimulants such as cocaine and methamphetamine are potent substances that can significantly alter brain chemistry and body function. These drugs affect how people feel, think, and behave, and can lead to long-term health consequences. Understanding the effects of stimulants on the brain and body is a crucial first step for…
For those battling opioid use disorder, medication assisted treatment (MAT) can be an essential part of a long-term recovery plan. MAT programs combine medications that reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms with therapy and supportive care. Two of the most well-known medications used in MAT are methadone and Suboxone. Whether…
Addiction recovery is a challenging journey. There is not a straight path to recovery, but a winding road one must navigate to begin feeling better. It is a process that requires patience, strength, compassion, and dedication. We understand that sometimes it can be difficult to find motivation and positivity through…
Going through substance withdrawal is one of the biggest concerns for anyone thinking about starting addiction treatment. The fear of withdrawal symptoms can sometimes keep people from taking the first step toward recovery. However, understanding how long withdrawals last, what to expect during each stage, and ways to cope with…
Sustaining recovery is a balance, but there are many ways to stay focused and motivated Recovery is an ongoing journey that requires consistent effort to navigate personal challenges. However, there are ways for those struggling with addiction to stay motivated and focused on maintaining their sobriety. Here are a…
Illicit Drugs Warp the Brain’s Reward System A substance use disorder (SUD) changes more than someone’s behavior, it also changes their biology. Illicit substances like heroin, cocaine, and opioids rewire the brain, altering its chemistry and structure. Countless studies have shown the biological impact of addiction and why it is…
Choosing the right treatment program may seem intimidating, but it is essential to achieving lasting recovery. Whether you’re considering inpatient, outpatient, or virtual rehab, understanding the differences can make it simple to choose the right program for you. Each option offers unique benefits, catering to various needs and lifestyles. Inpatient…
One of the most challenging aspects of being in recovery is learning new ways to enjoy your time with family and friends. The good news is, there are many activities that can be fun, rewarding, and not put your recovery at risk. In fact, you may find something brand new…