Behavioral therapy for addiction is one effective approach that is used to help treat substance use disorders. In addition to using CBT for addiction, cognitive behavioral therapy has been proven helpful in treating depression, anxiety disorders, and phobias. When a part of a program focusing on long-term recovery, addiction therapies can be valuable in treating…
Bromo-DragonFLY is an uncommon drug with an even more uncommon long tail of a high, making it extremely dangerous. This is a potent hallucinogen that was first synthesized in the late 1990s during research into the structure and activity of serotonin receptors in the brain. Bromo Dragonfly LSD is similar to amphetamines and is related…
An addiction treatment center is a facility devoted to drug rehab and addiction recovery. Several kinds of addiction treatment centers range from inpatient to outpatient, each with a different environment, an array of amenities offered, multiple therapy options, and standard or personalized treatment plans. If you or someone you love are struggling with substance abuse…
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…
There’s no single type of addiction treatment that works for everyone. However, when choosing a drug addiction treatment center, finding a location that offers a wide range of tools and therapies ensures the help you need is available to you. At Midwest Recovery Center, our team works closely with you to ensure you have access…
One type of drug and alcohol addiction treatment program is partial hospitalization, also known as PHP. A partial hospitalization program focuses on intense treatment and frequently involves mental health support as well. For those struggling with depression, anxiety, and addiction, a PHP program may be the right route to take. It is one of the…
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…
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…
Many people forego treatment because they do not think their addiction is bad enough. However, it is challenging to maintain objectivity when struggling with addictions and knowing when it is the right time to seek treatment. If your substance use is negatively affecting various aspects of your life, it is probably time to seek treatment.…
After completing your addiction treatment program, you should look towards maintaining sobriety. While this is commendable, you need to understand recovery is a long-term process. During the holidays, those in early sobriety stages can encounter stressful situations and triggers. Learning how to handle temptation will help you focus on sobriety and avoid returning to your…