Dual Diagnoses Aren’t New The term “dual diagnosis” is a relatively (20 years old) new term in the mental health field. It’s used to describe the combination of a mental disorder with an addiction. For example, it’s not uncommon to find a person suffering depression who is hooked on drugs or alcohol. Varied Disorders Are […]
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Alcohol affects many different organs within the body and can be harmful to the body on many levels if consumed heavily on an ongoing basis. But when it comes time to detox the body of alcohol, it’s not always a simple endeavor.
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Alcohol addiction is a complex issue that affects many individuals and their families. One question that often arises is whether alcohol addiction runs in families due to genetic predisposition.
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Remaining sober can be especially hard during the holidays. Family gatherings, holiday parties, and other social occasions can be very difficult for someone who is in early recovery. Thoughts of past holiday occasions often bring up memories of celebratory drinking, drugs, or social Anxiety. Although it can be very hard to get used to the idea of
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Battling substance abuse and addiction is a struggle that is extremely difficult to face on your own. Entering a drug or alcohol treatment center is the first step in the process, and we strive to include families in the treatment process as much as our client is interested in. Typically in treatment environments, patients are
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