First Responders in Recovery: Firefighters

Firefighters can experience PTSD, depression, and substance abuse as a result of the job. First responder-focused therapy can help.

Sobriety vs Recovery: Aren’t They the Same Thing?

Sobriety vs Recovery: Aren't They the Same Thing?

While a person must achieve sobriety to be in recovery, a person can be sober without recovery. Here are the similarities and differences.

For veterans, military experiences can create substance use and co-occurring disorders. Veteran-focused treatment is a path towards sobriety.

Dual diagnoses may seem overwhelming. However, there are many treatments available if you’re struggling with co-occurring disorders.

Putting the "ARC" in "Cathartic": Attachment, Regulation & Competency

The attachment, regulation, and competency (ARC) model can help regulate emotions and behavior caused by trauma.

What if My Loved One Has a Substance use Disorder?

If you’re wondering how to help a loved one with addiction there’s answers. Here’s what you can do to transform your loved one’s life.

Outpatient Detox: It Doesn't Have to Be Scary

Outpatient detox can be the best option for those looking to get sober while maintaining their day-to-day activities.

How Can Recovery Be Fun?

If recovery can be fun, then we’re more motivated to attend. Here’s 10 reasons to look forward to recovery and your freedom from addiction.

Hope and community can be powerful predictors of quality of life for those in recovery. Find out how a strong community accomplishes this.

Support, trust and women holding hands at counseling session at addiction treatment clinic. Empathy.

Statistics show that overdose deaths have increased every year. Learn how you can get the help you need with substance abuse treatment.