If you’ve decided to get clean, and you’re looking for help or a support system along the way, an intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a great option for many. Those who suffer from Xanax addiction may find that it’s very difficult to go through withdrawal alone, and they also may find it very tempting to…
It takes courage to admit when you have a problem, no matter what it is. We at Asheville Recovery Center pay tribute to those who can honestly look at themselves and admit that they are an alcoholic. Giving up something that you have a strong attachment to can be more than difficult. That is why…
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…
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….
Withdrawing from any addictive substance can be hard, and many people experience a relapse during their first year of sobriety. However, by seeking care from a treatment facility or medical program, addicts can reduce their chance of relapse while also reducing withdrawal symptoms. Recovery is not a straight line, and relapse is very common. Approximately…
Make no mistake about it, using cocaine recreationally is like asking to be thrown into the chains of addiction. If cocaine has gotten you under its spell, we at Asheville Recovery Center are here to help you break free. Perhaps you have tried quitting cocaine on your own, without success. We understandhow frustrating this can…
A Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, is a sensible option for those with moderate to severe opioid addictions. The need for structure and routine is an essential component when it comes to kicking a bad habit. Intensive outpatient programs are more suitable for those who are struggling with mild substance abuse disorders or who are…
In the United States, opioid addiction is a growing epidemic. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that 1.27 million Americans are currently receiving medication-assisted professional treatment for opioid addiction. Music therapy is a new frontier for addiction treatment that has been shown to help patients recover from drug addiction, chronic pain, mental…
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, over 22 million people have struggled with some substance abuse; however, only 7% of these individuals went to rehab. Your first-time rehab experience can be daunting. Even if you want to stop using your drug of choice, you might still be nervous about receiving treatment…
The CDC states, from 1999 – 2019, the ongoing opioid epidemic has claimed approximately 760,000 American lives. Deadly overdoses are attributed to increased prescribing of opioids such as fentanyl and easy access to street drugs including heroin. Even though this indiscriminate killer has been in our midst for more than 30 years, many still struggle…
