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Addiction destroys health, self-worth, family, friends, hope, and financial stability. People with substance use disorder often understand the consequences of their addiction, but they are missing the coping skills, stability, and self-esteem that will allow them to heal. If trying to convince someone to stop using drugs or alcohol hasn’t worked, treatment might be their…
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Addiction is a chronic disease characterized by a compulsive behavioral pattern that continues regardless of the harmful consequences. A person who repeatedly relapses regardless of how many times they say they are going to quit. The relationship between science and addiction has become the center of research and discussion for over half a century. Everyone…
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Relapse is often part of recovery. Preventing relapse will be a challenge early on. The best way to maintain sobriety is to apply the relapse prevention skills you learned during treatment. If you relapse, you may feel like you are starting over from square one, but feeling guilty about relapsing will make things worse. The…
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If you have insomnia during detox, you are not alone. Insomnia is a common withdrawal symptom that occurs regardless of what substance you are detoxing from. The reason you cannot sleep during detox is the sudden disruption in the addiction. The body is flushing the toxins out and beginning the healing process. This can disrupt…
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Rehab is a life-changing experience. The right treatment can help you transition from addiction to a life free of substance abuse. But how do you know which rehab providers in ME offer quality care? What criteria do you use for trusting your treatment providers? Last, which addiction rehab programs meet your needs and help you achieve your…
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When it comes to addiction recovery, treatment variety in Maine rehab centers is available to help clients with an array of addictions and mental health issues. Treatment programs in rehab centers must provide a wide range of treatment methods to meet each individual’s needs and help them meet their recovery goals. There is no one-size-fits-all therapy, as…
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As the COVID-19 pandemic marches on, more people are suffering from anxiety, loneliness, and depression – all of which can lead to addiction. Social distancing, the quarantine, financial problems, job loss, health problems, and the stress of dealing with the pandemic have created a strong connection between addiction and COVID-19. This has put a significant…
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What plans do you have for the mental health awareness week? The US will mark the Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) from the 4th to the 10th of October. The 2020 MIAW’s theme is “What people with mental illness want to know.” It can be helpful to have days set aside to celebrate awareness about…
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Halloween is among the top drinking holidays, and navigating it without alcohol or drugs can be a daunting task. For people with substance abuse disorder, consuming alcohol in moderation is not an option. If your behavior while drinking has caused problems in your family or friend groups, these problems are likely to get worse until…
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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…
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