Working professionals like lawyers, doctors, and nurses work in high-pressure situations that make them vulnerable to mental health and addiction. Learn more about how an executive rehab program can be effective in helping working professionals overcome these adverse behaviors and replace them with ones that can improve their work productivity and satisfaction.
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…
Accountability is rarely easy. For individuals in addiction treatment, accountability is essential to overcoming addiction and living a healthy and sober life of freedom.
Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, also known as “wet brain” is a brain disorder commonly associated with alcohol abuse and is caused by vitamin B1 deficiency. This disorder limits a person’s ability to remember and form memories.
In many familial structures, there is often the unspoken rule of unconditional support: meaning always helping family member during a struggle with no questions asked.
Party Drugs include substances like Alcohol, Cocaine, Ecstasy, and others. College students are the most vulnerable when it comes to this classification of drugs as they are most common at college parties and music festivals.
Drinking can be a coping mechanism for a variety of things: mainly underlying mental health disorders.
However, people may find themselves reliant on alcohol to help them in social situations which can lead to a unhealthy dependence.
You may not be surprised to learn that we are in the midst of an opioid epidemic. You might be surprised to learn what 88,000 people die per year from alcohol related deaths compared to 77,000 from opioids. So why do we tend to focus on one and not the other? The answer lies in the way our culture views each drug.
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40 million people in America struggle with SUDs but only 1 in 10 find treatment. Often times SUD cases happen in rural areas where treatment isn’t readily available. For many, even if treatment is accessible locationally, it can be difficult to put their family and career on hold for a full treatment period. Here is where telemedicine comes in. Through telemedicine, normally those unable now have access to treatment. Telemedicine for addiction can bridge the treatment gap.