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How Common Is Substance Use Disorder? Substance use disorder, or SUD, occurs when a person is dependent on a substance for a period of time. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reports that 21.5 million people over the age of 12 had a SUD in 2014. Of this, 94.2 percent were people over the ... Read More

We’ve all been there: Your boss wants to meet with you in his office or your significant other says they need to talk, and a sudden chill washes over your body. Your mouth gets dry and your heart starts racing. You’re experiencing anxiety. Anxiety is a universal human emotion, a normal part of being alive, and an ... Read More

Studies show that about 50 percent of people who suffer from mental health conditions also abuse drugs, alcohol, or both. The same source reports that 53 percent of people who abuse drugs or alcohol have at least one documented mental disorder. It's clear that co-occurring mental health conditions and substance use ... Read More

  SHATTERPROOF FHE Health First Responders' Program Dr. Sachi Ananda Director of Shatterproof at FHE 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 disproportionately from exposure ... Read More

Trauma Resolution Therapy Trauma Resolution therapy in addiction treatment is geared towards identifying trauma and directing focus towards its resolution to help people learn new ways to deal with life circumstances without addiction. It’s also about learning a sense of acceptance of the past and learning ways to ... Read More

Updated on May 16, 2025 EMDR Therapy for Addiction Treatment Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy is an integrated part of treatment for certain clients at FHE Health. EMDR therapy is used primarily for treating trauma as a part of addiction rehabilitation. It is a type of psychotherapy that ... 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

What is an EEG? EEG is an abbreviation for Electroencephalography, which is the scientific measurement and recording of electrical activity throughout different parts of the brain. At FHE Health, we utilize quantitative Electroencephalography (qEEG), an all-inclusive, computer-generated analysis of your brain’s ... Read More