A lot of people who suffer from substance abuse don’t want to seek professional help for fear of losing their job or won’t be able to get a promotion. After entering rehab or taking outpatient treatment, it will be almost impossible to hide the fact of your addiction, which unfortunately may create problems. But the…

Substance abuse disorder (SUD) is not just a bad habit; it’s a chronic and progressive disease. Unfortunately, a lot of people don’t understand the nature of SUD and believe that one course of rehabilitation is always enough to cure a person with addiction. In fact, for some, it could be enough to stay sober for a long…

Everyone has a different rehab story, but they all share one thing: the ability to seek assistance, which is often cited as a sign of weakness. Whatever it is — it could be substances such as drugs or alcohol — these problems are not exclusive to anyone — they can befall anyone: students or business…

A lot of negative occasions in life are triggered by substance abuse. It’s not only loss of physical and behavioral health, job, and financial stability — almost all people in recovery face relationship issues with their family and friends. At times, it’s hard to rebuild trust that was broken by lies, stealing, domestic violence, etc….

What does aftercare look like? It’s a set of actions that helps you to maintain sobriety for a long time and prevent relapse. When you finish detox and completing the rehabilitation program, it’s just the beginning of the recovery process. Now you have to learn how to cope with the temptations of the real world…

Life in substance addiction is full of harmful habits and triggers that boost your abuse. Rehab provides not only detox and stopping using but also rebuilding life after addiction. This transition may be challenging and even terrifying at times – it’s always hard to change your lifestyle, especially when it comes to addiction. But often…