Addiction and mental health
Addiction Blog
Articles about addiction, mental health, and what recovery actually involves. Some of it is practical: what withdrawal feels like, what insurance covers, how to tell an intensive outpatient program from a partial hospitalization program. Some of it is written for the person on the outside trying to help.
Everything here is either written by a clinician on our team or checked by one before it goes out.
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The Role of Therapy in Drug Addiction Treatment
Addiction is a disease that affects both the body and mind. On a physical level, the body overcomes addiction by detoxifying and adapting to…
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Benefits of Inpatient Vs Outpatient Drug Rehab
An important decision when entering addiction treatment is whether inpatient or outpatient rehab is best for your needs. The choice often comes down to…
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Steps for Choosing a Rehab Center in Massachusetts
Recovering from addiction is one of the most significant challenges you may ever face, but you don’t have to travel this road on your…
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Understanding Different Types of Drug Addiction
Drug addiction is a complex disease that affects millions of people and their families across the country. Drug addiction includes a spectrum of addiction…
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Recognizing Early Warning Signs of Drug Addiction
Drug addiction is a progressive disease that might start with the experimentation of illegal drugs or pharmaceutical medications. Addiction doesn’t start as a full-blown…
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How to Support a Loved One in Recovery
Supporting a loved one in recovery means shifting from crisis management to steady, ordinary support, rebuilding trust in steps, handling your own anger somewhere else, and knowing what to do if they relapse.
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Getting Back on Track After a Relapse In Addiction Recovery
Relapse during addiction recovery can feel discouraging, but it also presents an opportunity for growth and renewed commitment. By understanding the stages of relapse and seeking support, individuals can regain control of their journey and continue progressing toward lasting sobriety.
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