helping someone struggling with alcoholism

If someone in your life lives with alcoholism, you likely want to help them get the treatment and support they need to recover from the condition. Many people who struggle with alcoholism refuse or deny treatment, especially early in the stages of their drinking, so it is up to family…

How to Rebuild Trust With Loved Ones After Rehab

Once trust is broken, getting it back isn’t always an easy thing to do. The good news is that with time, commitment, and genuine effort, it’s possible to heal those relationships and restore trust. By taking responsibility for past actions and showing a true commitment to change, you can begin…

Is It Normal to Feel Worse Before You Feel Better in Rehab

If you've recently entered addiction treatment or are watching a loved one begin their recovery journey, you might be facing a surprising — even unsettling — reality: instead of feeling better right away, things may actually feel worse. But here's the truth: this is a normal part of the treatment…

short-term rehab

Over 20 million people in the United States live with a drug or alcohol addiction. These conditions can dramatically change the course of a person’s life and may become life-threatening without treatment and ongoing support. Substance use changes the way a person’s body and brain work, making it very challenging…

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