Addiction services for families usually consist of a family therapy program. Sometimes, a rehab facility may also recommend that family members of their clients attend support group meetings where they can talk about their experiences relating to their loved one’s addiction with peers. Family therapy involves a therapist and family members exploring how to improve…
Today, the standard model for substance treatment no longer focuses solely on the direct effects of addiction. Instead, it takes a broader, holistic approach. In other words, it takes a wider view of the lives of people affected by addiction. In doing so, holistic recovery programs provide a range of secondary treatments that address your…
Every day, millions of people across America fight active battles against drug or alcohol addiction. Some of these people make their efforts on their own. However, others find it necessary to enter treatment programs that support an effective recovery. Which option is better? In other words, what’s the best way to fight addiction and win?…
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?
Xanax is a common tranquilizer drug, usually prescribed in the treatment of anxiety disorders. However, like with many prescription medications, the body may quickly develop a tolerance to it, leading to misuse and addiction. Quitting on one’s own isn’t safe, as it can heighten one’s anxiety and physical discomfort and in certain cases, may even…
For a full recovery from addiction, a combination of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and evidence-based therapies (EBT) is best. While the medications help hasten the detox process, addiction therapy programs can treat any underlying issues and co-occurring disorders, guiding the client to health, wellness, and sobriety. Are you or a loved one struggling with addiction? If…
Therapy is an amazing tool to help individuals build and maintain their mental health; but finding the right therapist can be difficult. Here are the common hurdles involved in finding the right therapist for you and how to tackle them.
Motivational Interviewing is a therapy we utilize at Coalition Recovery. The The intent of Motivational Interviewing is to prompt behavior change through person-focused and non-confrontational counseling.
You might not think of outpatient care when you think of addiction treatment, but outpatient rehabs can be a great way to continue treatment therapy long after inpatient (or residential) treatment is finished. Outpatient rehabs can also be a good option for individuals with busy lifestyles like working professionals, parents, and students. Learn more about outpatient rehabs here…
Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) is an evidence-based therapy used to correct individuals with adverse behaviors by developing healthier and productive standards. Learn how MRT can help with your addiction treatment.