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Authoritative articles and resources to help navigate the complexities of behavioral health.
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Alcoholism: What to Do If You Relapse
Recovery from alcohol use disorder is hard, ongoing work. It takes the right treatment plan, real support, and daily attention long after a program ends. Because that work has to continue, relapse is a reality for many people. If it happens to you or to someone you love, it is not the end of recovery…
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Why You Shouldn’t Ignore a Dual Diagnosis
A dual diagnosis is when a client has been diagnosed with addiction and at least one accompanying mental health disorder. If you have been given a dual diagnosis, it’s important that you take action to receive the right treatment. Your mental health and your odds for a successful recovery depend on it.
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Substance Abuse Programs for Your Parents
Substance abuse programs can help your parents overcome addiction and enter healthier lives of recovery. Addiction has no age limits but substance abuse treatment can also work at any age. Don’t hesitate to seek treatment due to age; success knows no limits!
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Mental Health Treatment and Insurance – How Do I Know if I am Covered?
If you’re trying to get someone into mental health treatment, the cost question lands fast and it lands hard. You’re already exhausted from watching them struggle, and now you have to figure out whether insurance will pay for the care they need. The good news is that federal law puts more behind you than most…
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Can I Beat Anxiety and Addiction at the Same Time?
Yes. You can treat anxiety and a substance use disorder at the same time, and for most people that is the only approach that holds. When the two are tangled together, treating one and ignoring the other tends to leave the door open for both to come back. The right move is to work on…
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Does My Husband Need an Alcohol Treatment Program?
An alcohol treatment program is an option that may turn your husband’s life around. Are you unsure your husband or other loved one needs treatment for alcohol abuse and addiction? Let’s take a look at five signs he may need an alcohol treatment program.
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Understanding Dual Diagnosis: What Does it Mean?
A dual diagnosis is when a client of substance abuse and addiction is diagnosed with at least one accompanying mental health disorder. Dual diagnoses are quite common and they are important to understand in order to receive the proper treatment for recovery as well as for mental health.
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A Day at Drug Rehab Fort Lauderdale
Drug rehab Fort Lauderdale shares what happens in a day in the life of a client at drug rehab Fort Lauderdale to give future or potential clients a clear idea of what to expect during their own treatment programs. Everyone’s day may look slightly different because each person’s rehab is tailored to his or her…
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You May Need Addiction Counseling If…
Addiction counseling may be the solution you’ve been contemplating. Find out the potential signs of addiction so you can reap the benefits of addiction counseling and turn your life around to a healthier and more productive path of recovery.
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Does Dual Diagnosis Mean I’m Doomed?
A dual diagnosis does not mean that you are doomed! Receiving a dual diagnosis means you and your rehabilitation center staff are equipped with the knowledge of what your situation is and what needs to be done in order for you to be able to enter a healthier and more stable life of recovery as…
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Alcohol Abuse – What to Do When Your Loved One is in Denial
You can see it clearly. The person you love cannot, or will not. They have an answer for every concern you raise, a reason every drink was justified, a way of making the problem sound smaller than it is. Denial is one of the most exhausting parts of loving someone whose drinking has gotten out…
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This is Why Your Parent Needs an Alcohol Treatment Program
An alcohol treatment program is designed to help people from all walks of life recover from an alcohol addiction. But what if that person is your mom or dad? Living with an alcoholic parent is an experience that can shape your life well into adulthood. We’ll take this time to mention that the children of…
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