To enter addiction treatment programs in Tampa, FL, and elsewhere, you must find a way to pay for your care. Some people have private insurance obtained individually or from an employer. However, you may also need to seek other options to meet your rehab expenses. In some cases, those options include the federal/state program known…
A full recovery from a substance use disorder requires long-term care and planning. Since addiction affects virtually every aspect of a person’s life, a treatment that involves only detox and therapy may not be enough. The client may have to adjust to chronic health conditions or relearn vital life skills to reconnect with society again.…
Substance abuse and young adults represent an unfortunate pairing that is currently causing concern in the public health community. Two out of five in this age group self-report using illicit drugs, one in seven has a substance use disorder and approximately 1% of all young adults abuse opioids. Nearly 5% of the country’s young adult…
Students using drugs and alcohol may struggle for years to overcome the challenges addiction creates. It may put relationships on the line while also limiting your health and your future career. Our team at Coalition Recovery offers treatment for college students that can help them get back on track to living a healthy life. Reach…
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.
Chris talks about his experience with Coalition Recovery.
What happens when you leave treatment? Well, a lot. Everything you’ve learned in treatment will be put to the test. Aftercare initiatives that were set up during treatment will be put into effect. Your recovery journey doesn’t stop when you leave treatment – it begins.
Farah shares her experience with Coalition Recovery
Dr. Debra Barnett, Coalition Recovery’s 4x Board Certified Psychiatrist, talks to ABC News about her work for Coalition Recovery and the importance Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) has on success rates in substance abuse treatment.
Brittany was an individual who excelled through our program and built many lasting relationships between her peers as well as the staff. Thank you, Brittany for sharing your story in hopes it gives someone else the strength to break out of their own comfort zone and make the healthy choice of getting better!