Supporting a loved one in recovery from addiction is a delicate balance between empathy, understanding, and creating a conducive environment for long-term sobriety. If your partner is recovering from alcoholism or any other substance addiction, you might wonder whether continuing to drink around them is supportive or detrimental to their journey. The decision to stop […]
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Addiction is a complex and multifaceted condition that affects individuals physically, mentally, and emotionally. While traditional medical approaches have their place in addiction treatment, a growing body of research suggests that a holistic approach, which incorporates spiritual and emotional elements, can be highly effective in supporting long-term recovery. Addiction often stems from a deep-rooted sense
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Addiction is a complex and multifaceted issue that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Whether it\’s a substance addiction like drugs or alcohol, or a behavioral addiction like gambling or compulsive shopping, the root causes of addiction can vary greatly. Factors such as genetics, mental health, trauma, and environmental influences can all contribute to the development
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Successful recovery is not a one-size-fits-all approach. It involves a holistic understanding of individual needs and circumstances. By identifying and addressing the key factors that contribute to successful recovery, individuals can create a solid foundation for their journey towards healing and well-being. Factor 1: Setting realistic goals and expectations Setting realistic goals is an essential
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Addiction is a complex and multifaceted condition that can have profound effects on individuals and their loved ones. Whether it involves substances like drugs or alcohol, or behaviors like gambling or gaming, addiction can manifest in various ways. Identifying the warning signs of addiction is crucial for early intervention and support. In this blog post,
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So, you have made the very important decision to check into rehab-congratulations! Whether it is for a drug or alcohol addiction, or both, you’ve made a decision that will turn your life around for the better. Staying in a residential treatment facility lets you leave the triggers and stresses of your life at home behind
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After becoming sober and no longer using drugs or alcohol, it can feel like an accomplishment to recover from an addiction. The recovery process is a journey that requires time and baby steps to continue moving forward. For many people, it can be easy to lose focus and relapse. A lot of preparation is required
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Deciding to get help to break free from addiction is empowering. It feels like you are taking steps to control your life instead of having it controlled by drugs and alcohol. Understandably, when a person is on the cusp of beginning the rehab process, they are optimistic and excited. They know there is a positive
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You may have talked to someone who has gone through the rehab process. They will tell you that before they got help, they needed to hit rock bottom. What does hitting rock bottom mean? Why is hitting rock bottom required for so many people before they start to recover? What Does It Mean to Hit
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Prioritizing nutrition is a key part of the recovery process. As your brain and body fight to heal themselves, they\’ll need good nutritional support. However, it\’s also important to note that many recovering addicts start sublimating with food. When they can no longer turn to drugs or alcohol for comfort, eating rich, sweet, salty, or
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Seacrest Recovery Center is a licensed DCF and Joint Commission Accredited substance abuse treatment center. Our doors first opened in September of 2015, and our mission since then has to help as many people break free of addiction as possible.
