Many addictions stem from undiagnosed or untreated mental health conditions. At the same time, many mental health conditions have similar symptoms and risk factors as substance use disorders. Because of…
Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are designed for people struggling with addiction and mental health who are medically stable but still need behavioral treatment and support. IOP is also ideal for…
Alcohol is embedded into American society. Whether you are celebrating a milestone, going to dinner with friends, or even having a work lunch, you can usually find someone drinking. According…
Addiction is a chronic and complex disease that often occurs when individuals have underlying mental health conditions that cause them to self-medicate. When someone has a mental health condition and…
Addiction is a complex disease that has many risk factors, one of which is untreated mental health conditions. If you struggle with mental health symptoms and have an addiction, you…
Alcoholism and drug addiction are serious conditions that can be very difficult to overcome. Unfortunately, 10% of Americans struggle with substance use disorders and 75% of them never receive the…
Addiction is a common problem in the United States, affecting 46.3 million people aged 12 or older.[1] Unfortunately, many people who struggle with substance abuse also have a mental illness.…
For many veterans serving in the military, the return to civilian life can be full of both joys and challenges. Getting back into a “normal” routine while shouldering the weight…
Depression and drug and alcohol addiction are complex conditions affecting millions of people in the United States. Treating either of these conditions requires thoughtful, comprehensive treatment to address their underlying…
Living with active drug and alcohol addiction can keep you from living the full, healthy life you choose. As an addiction grows and worsens, your health, relationships, and other essential…
