For some, rehab costs can seem like an impossible obstacle to overcome. Can you afford the cost? And, if so, is it really worth investing in rehab and spending that money? For men and women battling addiction, ask yourself a simple question. If you were fighting cancer, heart disease, or a broken bone, would you…
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There’s never a better day than today to get help for drug and alcohol addiction. For those who know about World Health Day, you may know it as a day when people educate and support others who need help with their health needs. Why not use this day as a reason to help others or,…
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What goes into sober living? Working hard during drug and alcohol treatment is the first step. It takes learning about addiction and embracing addiction therapy in Ohio to achieve the best foundation for long-term success. Once you leave therapy, though, you’ll experience more risks to your health and sobriety. How can you maintain it long-term?…
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Depressants are a type of drug classification for illicit and prescription drugs that slow down the central nervous system’s function. These drugs may cause a person to become tired, less energetic, or depressed. They can be dangerous and addictive. With this drug information, you may be unsure what you should do if you are using…
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Behavioral addiction is just as controlling as addiction related to the use of drugs and alcohol. In many ways, the two are linked. Many engage in behaviors that are unhealthy, including using drugs and alcohol without recognizing the risks. Yet, over time, any negative action performed over and over again can become addictive. At Midwest…
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Drug and alcohol addiction leads to dependence for many people. That means a person may find it nearly impossible to stop using because the brain relies on these substances. That is where medication-assisted treatment (MAT) can offer help. It is a strategy that allows the brain to start the healing process while controlling the dependence…
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Overconsumption of alcohol or a constant need to use drugs may indicate that a spouse faces addiction and dependence. When you have a spouse addict, it can feel very lonely. Often, a spouse is unsure what to do to help or when to reach out for support. Yet, there is help available for all aspects…
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If you or someone you know struggles with addiction and substance abuse, there are many steps in the recovery process. One of the biggest issues involves relapse rates after leaving recovery. If someone you know has suffered a relapse, please understand that this is not unusual. At the same time, everyone needs to do everything…
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Alcohol abuse develops over time as a response to the amount, type, and frequency of consumption. Yet, for many, alcohol use disorder can happen quickly, leading to health complications and dependence. When alcohol addiction occurs, professional treatment is often necessary to help a person stop drinking and start the recovery process. At Midwest Recovery Center,…
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Partial hospitalization programs, or PHPs, are becoming more and more popular in addiction recovery. This particular addiction treatment program provides intensive care for behavioral issues and is quite effective in helping those with addictions. A partial hospitalization program at Midwest Recovery Center allows individuals to get the therapy they need to address their substance use…
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