Admitting that you have a substance abuse problem can be very difficult. Even though you may have been struggling for some time, openly stating that you’re an addict is likely to be tough. Many addicts feel ashamed or guilty while others are afraid of the reaction they’ll get. They fear the people they love will…
Completing treatment for drug addiction is a significant moment in an addict’s life. It means they have the tools to help them cope with daily challenges and live a life that’s free of substance abuse. For many people struggling with addiction, treatment offers the best chance of recovery. However, it’s an intensive experience that can…
If you or someone you love is struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, you may not think much about nutrition. You may be more concerned with fighting the addiction itself. However, substance abuse and inadequate nutrition can put a lot of stress on the body. Electrolyte imbalances and vitamin deficiencies are likely to occur and…
Millions of Americans struggle with chronic pain – ongoing pain that lasts more than six months. Chronic pain may result from illness or an injury, but it can continue after the illness has passed or the injury has healed. It can also occur in the absence of any apparent injury. Chronic pain may be linked…
A lot of attention is given to the social, emotional, and psychological impact of alcoholism. However, sometimes, people don’t think about the physical health problems that can develop as a result of excessive alcohol use in both the short-and long-term. Our Asheville rehabilitation experts study these habits and their consequences, as well as researching the…
Learning that a loved one is dealing with drug addiction can be overwhelming. You may feel confused, angry, and even hopeless. However, you need to know that addiction doesn’t have to last forever. Addicts can recover. While you can’t force your loved one to get help, you can assist them during the recovery process. In…
