Mental Health |

Trust is the cornerstone of any healthy relationship. It’s what holds people together, creating a foundation of understanding, support, and connection. Yet, when addiction takes hold, trust is often one of the first things to break. The damage it leaves behind can feel overwhelming—but here’s the good news: trust, while fragile, is never beyond repair....Read More

Thanksgiving is approaching, bringing with it memories of Thanksgivings past and excitement, worry, or a mix of emotions about Thanksgiving 2024. If you celebrate Thanksgiving and happen to be newly in addiction recovery, the holiday will likely hold some extra complexity. How can you make this year’s celebration one that supports your sobriety? We have...Read More

Substance addiction and suicide are two deeply troubling issues that often go hand in hand. The link between the two is complex and multifaceted, with addiction playing a significant role in increasing the risk of suicide.  Understanding Addiction and Its Impact on Mental Health Addiction encompasses more than just a physical dependence on substances. It...Read More

Individuals struggling with substance addiction often have mental health conditions that complicate treatment. This dual threat is known as co-occurring disorders. Co-occurring disorders can make it challenging for individuals to break free from the cycle of addiction. The results of a 2022 study showed that in the United States, approximately 21.5 million people aged 18...Read More

Addiction to drugs or alcohol, also known as a substance use disorder (SUD), is a complex, chronic brain disease. It changes a person’s brain chemistry and thus their behavior, causing them to continue seeking and using their substance of choice regardless of any negative consequences. For some people, addiction begins with the experimental or recreational...Read More