Every stage of the addiction recovery timeline has its ups and downs. It makes sense that there will be easy days and difficult days when starting addiction recovery, especially because anything from a new job to a diet is a struggle. But ending addiction recovery comes with its own set of challenges. Still, there’s nothing…
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Are you drinking to excess or feel your life is suffering from drug use? Or, is a loved one spiraling out of control due to their substance use disorder? Getting the alcohol and drug treatment you need is the first step in regaining control and putting your life back together. When it comes to choosing…
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The arrival of June means it is Men’s Health Month. Every year, thirty days of the calendar are set aside to raise awareness about health care for men, and every year this goal becomes more important than ever. Concerned family members from coast to coast are encouraged to use this month to encourage boys, young…
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You care deeply about your spouse and want to help them in their battle with alcohol abuse. If they are suffering from addiction, an alcohol detox could be the first step in helping your spouse regain control of their life and successfully reintegrate into yours. Reach out to Midwest Recovery online today or call us…
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Admitting you have a problem with alcohol can be a difficult step. Many people fail to recognize the signs of their addiction until they end up in a serious situation that impacts their freedom or their life. If things have progressed to that point or you’re worried about heading in that direction, think about enrolling…
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If you turn to alcohol whenever you’re feeling stressed or get through the day, you may have an alcohol addiction. While you can’t diagnose alcoholism with a test, medical doctors and recovery specialists have criteria that help them determine whether a person has a problem that requires further treatment. While the causes of alcohol addiction…
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Some people who have issues with addiction don’t like the idea of admitting themselves to inpatient treatment. Individuals who complete an inpatient stay often need additional post-recovery support. An intensive outpatient program serves both groups and helps them learn how to continue managing their addiction in the real world. Intensive outpatient treatment programs help individuals…
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Many people resist the idea of going to rehab because they dread the idea of going through withdrawal. It can be a painful process that puts your body through a lot as it works to get rid of the toxins left behind by constant substance abuse. Without proper oversight, you could become sick to the…
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Women have unique issues when it comes to drug addiction. Part of the problem with drug treatment centers’ original design is that they were based on researching men. That meant that women often found their issues overlooked in a treatment setting, which meant they didn’t get the full scope of care they needed. Attending a…
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Once you leave an inpatient treatment program, you may find yourself in need of additional recovery support. Many people need help dealing with the temptations that come with being back in the real world. All the confidence you built up while in inpatient treatment safety can seem to fade away under the stress of daily…
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