Interested in addiction therapy? There may be another option you haven’t considered yet – online therapy. Learn how online therapy can help bring addiction treatment to you.
Addiction doesn’t happen overnight. It’s a gradual process. In some cases, family members do not notice the subtle changes that occur daily, monthly or weekly– or how family members adapt to these transformations. Here are 7 steps you can take to see through the confusion of addiction and find help for your family members.
Do you exist without the presence of your family, loved one, or significant other? What can you say about your identity that has no relation to them whatsoever? Are you truly your own person? Non-codependent relationships involve healthy people who exist and have value without predetermined notions from the relationship attributing to such value. Learn how to combat this unhealthy type of relationship through establishing love, value, and ultimately, identity for the self.
COVID-19 has shaken the world. The stress and uncertainty of these times has made our recovery susceptible. Those trying to get through these anxious times could see an increase in their substance use. With so much chaos, it is easy for us to neglect our health.
There’s one thing that is required by everyone before entering into substance abuse treatment. Without this a person will have limited chances for long-term success.
Here at Coalition Recovery, the safety of our staff, our community, and our future community members is of the uppermost concern and importance to us. For this reason, as of three weeks ago, our staff has set in place rigorous policies to ensure the safety of everyone here.
This guide is for everyone: whether you are visiting Tampa for substance abuse treatment or have lived here your entire life, you may discover something new here. From its rich history to the endless activities to do, Tampa has something for everyone! Learn how to enjoy Tampa, Florida free from alcohol and substances.
Know someone struggling with Addiction? It can be difficult to know how to properly support their journey. Here are 10 tips on how to help someone who is struggling with addiction.
Relapse is often discussed as someone engaging in substance use after being sober. A relapse is not simply a one time use of substances, a relapse is a process that frequently begins before the actual use of the substances has started.
Addiction treatment is more than medications and therapy. Much of it can involve changing life habits and learning new and effective ways to develop a healthy and happy lifestyle. Learn more about how we help develop these life skills at Coalition Recovery.