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Thanksgiving is an important and special time to gather with family and friends to celebrate the season. Oftentimes, these gatherings include plenty of delicious dishes to enjoy too. It’s not uncommon for these savory items to come with glasses of wine, holiday cocktails, or beer. While these may be traditional beverage selections many look forward…
Alcohol is a substance widely used by young adults. Unfortunately, the combination of alcohol and young adults is often linked to detrimental issues like binge drinking and drunk driving. These behaviors can also lead to an alcohol use disorder if excessive drinking is left unchecked. We offer an alcohol rehab program to help patients get…
Codependency involves a relationship between two people that feels necessary but prohibits personal growth in both parties. Before the right therapy for codependency can be pinpointed, it’s important to understand the condition. Oftentimes, it’s seen as a condition where an individual has lost their sense of self. As the name suggests, those who are codependent…
All too often, women carry an excessive amount of responsibilities. They are often the ones who handle household management tasks and ensure that the needs of others are met. That can lead to unhealthy levels of stress. In addition to that, when women suffer from substance use disorder, they may be too focused on others…
Alcoholism can damage all kinds of relationships. However, the toll that alcoholism can take on the relationship between a parent and child can be particularly difficult. Depending on the child’s age and dependence on the parent, alcoholism can cause children to be neglected and abused mentally, physically, or even financially. That is why encouraging alcoholic…
Going through addiction treatment can be extremely difficult for many reasons, no matter what substance you’re struggling with, how long you’ve been dependent on it, and what the circumstances of your life may be. Going through a drug or alcohol rehab program has its challenges regardless of how dedicated you are to your recovery or…
Codependency is a term used to define a relationship in which one person (the taker) depends entirely on another person (the giver) to get through daily life. In a codependent relationship, the taker often struggles with substance abuse, and the giver feels the need to shelter and protect them. In many cases, the giver’s desire…
Depression impacts more than the sufferer. Treatment can help those who participate in it. However, many people with depression may feel resistant to getting help. For those who know someone with symptoms of depression, supporting them to get help can turn their life around and the lives of those around them. What Are Common Depression…
An enabler is someone who supports a person’s destructive addictive behavior regardless of consequences. People enable others for many reasons. Sometimes they feel guilty about failing to protect the person in the past, so they strive to protect both the addict and the addiction. Some enablers fear change. And sometimes, enabling is easier than setting…
Nobody wants to ruin the trust and love of family members and friends over something preventable or controllable. Experts agree that alcohol abuse can negatively influence all your relationships, including how you relate with your spouse, parents, colleagues, and friends. Attending treatment at Liberty Bay Recovery Center can help you begin to repair these relationships…