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"Compulsive gambling" shares many of the same features of other behavioral and substance addictions and has been formally classified as an addictive disorder since 2013. That's when it became the first addiction not involving substance use to be recognized as a treatable condition— "pathological gambling," the American ... Read More

  SHATTERPROOF FHE Health - First Responder & Veteran Program Dr. Sachi Ananda Director of Shatterproof FHE Health First responders heroically serve our country every day. By being the first to arrive on the scene in crises, disasters, emergencies, wars, and other violent events, they suffer ... Read More

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing, or EMDR therapy, is an integrated part of treatment for certain patients at FHE Health. This structured form of psychotherapy is primarily used to address trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. It may also be incorporated into treatment for anxiety and ... Read More

Crack-Cocaine Addiction Crack-cocaine is the enhanced man-made form of cocaine. It gives more of a euphoric effect, lasts longer, and is less expensive than the powder form of cocaine. Additionally, crack is more addictive, which is cause for the high amount of people that use crack in this nation. It is used for its ... Read More

Opiate Addiction The problem with opiate abuse in the United States of America only grows larger with each new day. Doctors are prescribing these drugs to individuals who do not know what they are, let alone their addictive properties. Even the elderly and children are at risk for developing an addiction to these ... Read More

Drug addiction is a chemical dependency on a substance, such as prescription or illicit drugs. Men, women, and children can suffer from this condition, and drug overdose deaths remain a major public health issue. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported 79,384 overdose deaths in the United States ... Read More

According to a recent report from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, nearly 49 million people in the United States live with a substance use disorder. Residential treatment programs offer comprehensive care and support, helping individuals break the cycle of addiction, build healthy habits, ... Read More

Train Your Brain to Live Free of Drugs and Alcohol with Neurofeedback Training at FHE Health At FHE Health, we strive to stay on the cutting edge of treating substance abuse disorders and other psychiatric illnesses. One of the ways we do this is through our innovative Neurofeedback Training Therapy. With ... Read More