Intensive outpatient group therapy (IOP group therapy) is one of the most foundational and long-term effective forms of therapy for addiction. By putting ourselves in a community, we immediately take
Drug overdoses are a tragic epidemic that has been sweeping across the country and affecting the lives of many for years now. Currently, a dangerous drug known as fentanyl has
PHP and IOP are both outpatient levels of recovery treatment, but they offer flexibility without full-time in-patient care.
In addiction recovery, values play a key role. Values are what drive our decision-making processes and help us make decisions that align with who we want to be. They tell
Drug replacement therapy and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) are closely related, but they aren’t synonymous. How are they different?
Substance use disorder (SUD) is a disease, not a moral weakness. The sooner we understand and treat it as such, the sooner more people will have access to the necessary
The journey to sobriety often isn’t an easy one. For those who’ve experienced a drug or alcohol dependency, this probably seems obvious. For that very reason, it’s important to have
You may wonder - What is the main difference between alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence? They are not the same but connected. Let’s explore the differences
During active addiction, recovery can feel like a daunting, and sometimes distant, process. Many people aren’t even sure where to begin when it comes to recovery from substance dependency. Sadly,
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