addicted to Heroin

IOP Benefits for Heroin Addiction Recovery

Over time, heroin and other opioids have devastating effects on a person’s body and mind. The most immediate concern remains the potential for overdose, especially now because synthetic opiates like fentanyl are so potent. Long-term use of heroin is known to cause sexual dysfunction, skin infections, arthritis, a damaged nasal passageway from snorting heroin, collapsed…

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Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Meth Addiction

Long-term meth addiction can be extremely difficult to overcome. However, lasting recovery is possible through treatment, in particular intensive outpatient treatment. With the help of addiction specialists from a treatment or rehabilitation facility, outpatient treatment can effectively aid those living with a meth addiction, helping them achieve sobriety and weakening their chances for a relapse.  …

Alcoholism and dementia

IOP Benefits for Alcohol Addiction Recovery

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a common method of treatment for those struggling with alcohol abuse. Alcoholism is extremely prevalent in the United States and, in fact, more than 10% of the population wrestles with alcohol misuse. According to a 2019 study, almost 15 million Americans have an alcohol use disorder (AUD), and only…

Drug Abuse and Drug Addiction

Cocaine Addiction Treatment: Benefits of PHP

Much like any other kind of addiction, cocaine addiction is no joke. Fortunately, for individuals who are living with a cocaine addiction, there is hope through our partial hospitalization program. With it, repeated, long-term cocaine users can become sober and learn the skills and strategies they need to maintain sobriety going forward.   How a Cocaine…

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Partial Hospitalization Benefits for Heroin Addiction

If you or someone you love has a heroin addiction, you may have begun researching options and treatment plans. With so many options, like inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment, and support groups, it can be hard to know what to choose.  The best treatment plan is the kind that works for the addict and is ongoing….