Addiction is a disease that quickly and easily destroys families, relationships, careers, and friendships. Alcohol, illegal drugs, and prescription medications all cause addiction among men, women, and even teenagers. It’s a terrible condition to have or to have to deal with, but there is help available out there. Thousands of facilities across the country offer […]
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ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, is a condition that has only come to the attention of many citizens in recent years. If you have a child, a niece or a nephew that is known to be a bit messy or scattered who then receives a diagnosis, you may look back at your own childhood
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Addiction is a taxing and challenging experience. The challenges of addiction can be so great that you may not know who or what to turn to for help. While treatment options are plentiful, the more difficult decision is figuring out who to talk with about your options. Finding the right person or agency can be
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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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Whether you can still be friends with people who drink after you get out of rehab is difficult to say. On the one hand, you want to surround yourself with people who support your sobriety. On the other hand, you may have known some people for a long time and don’t want to lose their
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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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Many people who struggle with substance use disorder have severe addictions. Some abuse certain types of substances that can be dangerous to try to quit cold turkey. Individuals who finally acknowledge that they have a problem and want help can seek treatment for their addictions. Certain substance use disorders need an extra layer of treatment.
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Drug and alcohol addiction is a medical illness that affects people’s bodies, minds, and behavior. When the addiction has progressed to an advanced stage, the person may need extended care to overcome their addiction. Extended care is provided by a team of staff and physicians that implement an intensive therapeutic program. These are some reasons
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Grounding is an important technique to use during recovery as it helps you stop ruminating about the past and brings your mind to the present. It’s a beneficial method to use when you feel flooded with memories from the past and distressing thoughts of your future. Grounding exercises can range from simple to complex, and
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Seacrest Recovery Center is a licensed DCF and Joint Commission Accredited substance abuse treatment center. We utilize both traditional and holistic therapies and are comprehensive in our approach. By developing a individualized treatment plan for each of our clients, we are able to create a therapeutic environment that fosters physical, emotional, and spiritual growth and well being.