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.
Expert Contribution from Katie Spencer, LISW-S, Behavioral Health Director at BrightView For many parents, the back-to-school season is a blur of supply lists, lunchboxes, and early alarm clocks. For those in recovery, it’s also a time of reflection, stress, and growth. Just ask Ariel Smith, an Outreach Coordinator at BrightView—and…
Recovering from substance use disorder is a journey, and at times, even the strongest among us encounter setbacks. Understanding the early warning signs of relapse can empower individuals and their support systems to take swift action. An addiction relapse program, such as BrightView’s, can provide essential guidance and support when…
Recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) is certainly a challenge, but the real test begins after you complete an addiction treatment program. Although you have successfully refrained from using substances during your program, the risk of relapse remains a concern. The good news is that there are steps you can…
Addiction recovery is often not as simple as quitting drugs or alcohol and avoiding them for life. There are ups and downs, times when you feel highly committed to sobriety and times when you feel triggered or tempted to self-medicate. It is when you feel especially vulnerable to relapse that…
Completing an addiction treatment program is an admirable accomplishment. However, more work must be done to maintain your recovery. Temptations and triggers can still derail your progress, so it is important to recognize the warning signs of relapse and get the help you need to stay on track. At BrightView,…