Jason Martinez 
One thing that gets commonly asked about mental health treatment is how to know if you should seek treatment. Once you decide to enter treatment, many other questions may arise, such as what you do in treatment and what types of mental health treatment exist. Discover five key things to know about mental health treatment … Read more
When you’re ready to seek addiction treatment, you may start working with your doctor or therapist or join an addiction treatment program at a drug and alcohol rehab center. No matter which route you choose, an addiction treatment plan will be used to guide you through each step of your recovery. Here’s more about what … Read more
Everyone who suffers from addiction is affected by it differently. That’s why there are numerous forms of addiction treatment out there. This can often make the experience of seeking treatment seem daunting and overwhelming, especially if you don’t know which treatments you need or where to start. When you or a loved one is ready … Read more
If you’re a professional in need of addiction treatment, please know that many treatment centers offer special programs for professionals designed to help you achieve long-term recovery without jeopardizing your career or reputation. While this is generally a norm for all patients regardless of their type of career, programs for professionals offer highly structured, customized … Read more
It’s no secret that addiction can often become a lifelong problem and condition—especially when you don’t seek treatment for it. Addiction is a debilitating disease that can make you feel hopeless and as though there is no effective solution. As a result, you may believe that your addiction is permanent and can never be effectively … Read more
Stress, PTSD, depression, substance use disorders, and suicide are common behavioral health problems experienced by first responders. If you are a first responder struggling with one or more of these issues or know someone else who is, get addiction treatment right away. Emergency responders, including police officers, firefighters, and paramedics, experience higher rates of substance … Read more
Firefighters, paramedics, and law enforcement officers are saviors during emergencies and frightening situations. Yet, many people tend to forget that these first responders witness and experience the same traumas as us when they’re coming to our rescue. First responders who face these types of situations regularly often remain at higher risk for chronic stress and … Read more
If you’ve it’s time to receive mental health treatment services or substance abuse treatment, you may wonder how to determine which treatment centers or drug rehab centers will fit you or your loved one’s needs. This is a valid question and one worth asking, as not all treatment facilities operate in the same way. Here … Read more
Not every person who consumes alcohol regularly has an alcohol use disorder (AUD). Still, for those who have been diagnosed with AUD or who have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol, nine different things that can be done to help stop the consumption of alcohol. See how you can use these tips to cut or quit … Read more
If you or a loved one are in recovery, you might often hear the term “co-occurring disorder” (COD). Also known as a “dual diagnosis,” the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the United States prefers the term “COD.” See what it is, why it matters, and how it applies to people in … Read more
Dual diagnosis treatment programs are important for alcoholics because it gives people who struggle with both substance use disorders and other mental illnesses more options in terms of treatment. It’s difficult to treat alcoholism if other underlying mental health conditions aren’t treated, and it’s difficult to treat mental health disorders if there’s an active addiction … Read more
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