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Addiction is a treatable disease. While it cannot be “cured,” it can be put into something akin to long term remission. From our experience, in order for the remission to be long term, the disease requires an intentional and ongoing maintenance program. Regular peer contact and support (contact with...

Doing things that we know are beneficial to our minds, bodies and spirits can improve our lives. Developing healthier habits is essential as we repair our minds and bodies from the damage caused by active addiction. Meditating, exercising and spending time outside can each have a positive impact our...

Twelve step programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous (and many other variations) are popular, even foundational, portions of many successful recovery programs.

Participating in a 12 step program as part of a long term recovery plan can have numerous benefits. It can provide an ind...

Individuals who have experienced trauma are at a higher risk of developing substance abuse disorders. It is vital to acknowledge and treat trauma in one’s bid for sobriety. Many facilities have programs designed to address such a dual diagnosis scenario help those suffering from both trauma and subs...