Inpatient rehab provides clients with the opportunity to set their normal responsibilities and routines aside and focus solely on their recovery from substance use or mental illness. However, staying in this type of treatment indefinitely can be counterproductive as well as expensive. Transitioning back to normal life ... Read More
Life in Recovery
After treatment, many of the guards that were in place are gone and you may find the old factors contributing to your mental state or substance use creeping back. Along with our clinical services and alumni program, we’re dedicated to equipping our patients with the tools to maintain long-term health. In this section, we provide further tips and advice on living your best life in your best health.
How to Gauge Readiness to Return to Work After Rehab
A Step-by-Step Guide for Starting Over After Rehab
Addiction can disrupt virtually every aspect of an individual's life, from their financial stability to their interpersonal relationships. After completing rehab, they may feel overwhelmed by the changes they need to make. Change is an essential aspect of sobriety—not just ending the cycle of addiction itself, but ... Read More
Recovery Insights from Judaism
Many people in long-term recovery from substance abuse and addiction have attributed their success to an active spiritual and/or religious life. For example, they might be heavily involved in a local church, mosque, or synagogue, where they've found spiritual support, an outlet for service, and/or a sense of belonging. ... Read More
What Led to Foo Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins’ Fatal Overdose
In 2022, the world mourned the tragic death of Taylor Hawkins, the drummer from the band Foo Fighters. Hawkins passed away on March 25, 2022, from what a toxicology report revealed to be an overdose. There were multiple drugs in his system at the time of death in Bogota, Colombia. He was only 50 years old. Taylor ... Read More
Can I Be in the Police Force With a Mental Health Issue?
Twenty percent of American adults are living with a mental health disorder, equating to 1 in 5 adults. This statistic reflects the fact that mental health disorders are common and nothing to be ashamed of. Mental disorders like depression, anxiety and other types of mood disorders can arise for a number of reasons. ... Read More
How Sobriety Headlined Super Bowl Halftime
The 2022 Super Bowl provided a spectacular halftime show. Millions of Americans and people around the globe watched as the NFL featured several of the top stars in hip-hop music. However, this was more than a celebration of the music loved by many. The country's recovery community applauded the hard-earned sobriety of ... Read More
How to Lean on Spirituality for Help in a Crisis
The nationwide lockdowns that came during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic had a profound impact on the ways people around the world connected with others, fulfilled school and work obligations, and took care of their own mental health. For Philip Baldwin, faith was essential for making it through three ... Read More
How to Navigate Executive Peer Pressures
While the days when executives like Don Draper enjoyed morning cocktails in their corner offices may be mostly in the past, the modern corporate world isn't without toxic traits. Today's high-level workers still face company culture peer pressure that can be difficult to oppose. Is it about the need to act ... Read More