Habitual drinking wrecks havoc on many parts of the body – including the brain, liver, heart, and immune system. When you stop, these things start to reverse and people notice an incredible difference both physically and psychologically.
Addiction recovery looks different for everyone. In addition to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and evidence-based therapies (EBT), healthcare experts are now recommending holistic therapy and alternative treatment plans to successfully treat clients and help them live fuller lives. If you or a loved one is struggling with a substance use disorder, call Coalition Recovery today at…
Addiction doesn’t happen overnight. However, regular consumption of drugs and alcohol creates a chemical dependence, with the body craving more and more of the substance to function normally. Quitting on one’s own is unsafe and can lead to serious health complications. So, if you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, Coalition Recovery’s intensive…
Holidays are some of the best times of the year! However, for people struggling with addiction and recovery, that’s not always the case. As a result, here is some advice for families during the holidays that may be helpful. Families and friends come together to be with each other’s company, eat food, and watch some…
Choosing a center for you or a loved one’s alcohol rehabilitation is a big decision and shouldn’t be taken lightly. Along with the fact that there are many deceptive treatment centers, not all treatment centers are the same. Educate yourself on different alcohol rehab programs at a reputable alcohol rehab center. When choosing to attend…
Spending time alone can be tough in recovery; which is why this pandemic has not been kind to people in recovery. As the holiday season approaches and we are still in this pandemic, we must prepare for the uncomfortable truth that we might not be seeing loved-ones this year. Of course, this social interaction that is very much needed in recovery is no longer going to be there. Here are some ways we can help mitigate the potential for loneliness and sadness.
There are a variety of different rehab settings from residential, partial hospitalization, Day/Night, Intensive Outpatient, and Outpatient. Inpatient is the highest level of care for addiction treatment. What makes this type of treatment different from the rest and who is it for?