What Are the Benefits of Choosing a 90-Day Treatment Program? Rehab centers can provide many different treatment options, including up to 90-day treatment. Longer residential stays often have benefits shorter stays do not. A longer stay is not always feasible for every person’s schedule or is right for their situation, however they can gain lots…
Learn More About the Differences Between 30 and 90 Day Treatment Programs Addiction treatment can be daunting to consider when looking at all the options. Deciding between 30-day and 90-day treatment programs can also be difficult. It helps to understand the main differences between the programs to be able to choose the right duration of…
Why Going to 90-Day Rehab is Only the Start of the Recovery Journey Going to rehab is a challenging decision for people with addiction. It means giving up an old way of life for a new one and embracing the decision to enter recovery. The start of the recovery journey is filled with ups and…
Why Professional Rehab Programs for Pilots Can Support Long-Term Healing When people go to fly the friendly skies, they may not think about whether or not the people serving them on the plane have struggled with addiction. Truth is, alcoholism and drug use is more common amongst pilots and airline service personnel than people may…
A Few Reasons Why Leaving Home for Treatment May Be a Good Choice When people are ready to face the music when it comes to addiction, they usually do it because they are finally ready. They are not willing to be pushed to this idea by others. They want to go of their own accord.…
What is the Role of Place in Addiction and Recovery? Recovery is not for the faint of heart. It takes everything within a person to stay clean and sober most days, especially early on. The brain and body seem to work against you even though you really want to stay clean. Most days, it can…
Meeting the Challenges (and Needs) of Executives in Treatment is Key to Recovery Addiction is something every person has to fight in their own way. The challenges they face are unique to them and it can feel quite isolating at times to figure out how to navigate all the ups and downs. When CEOs and…
Try These Tips to Support Someone with Alcohol Addiction in the Workplace When a person has a drinking problem, it may be overlooked by many others for years, even decades, because it seems to be ‘just what that person does.’ Typical behavior associated with addiction may go unnoticed or challenged, even in the workplace. One…
How to Handle Relapse for Treatment Professionals People who treat others for addiction are not immune to the challenges of recovery when working with people who use drugs or drink alcohol. It is hard to know how to handle a situation like that when it comes to helping others because it feels like it should…
Why the 12-Step Process is Still Relevant for People in Recovery Recovery is not just a one time thing that someone does and moves on. It is a culmination of decisions and moments which happen over a lifetime of taking little steps to improve their life. The journey is individual for each person but usually…