Serving in the military comes with unique challenges and for some veterans and active-duty service members, it also comes with a hidden battle: addiction. The lasting impact of trauma, stress,…
How to Enjoy a Sober Summer: Tips for Staying on Track in Recovery When summer rolls in, so do the invitations — barbecues, lake days, concerts, and vacations. While these…
Addiction is a powerful disease that does not discriminate — but when it comes to how it manifests and how people seek help, gender plays a major role. Men are…
Addiction affects millions of men each year, yet societal expectations often make it harder for them to seek help. Many men are conditioned to “tough it out,” avoid emotional vulnerability,…
Recovery Is More Than Sobriety Recovery from addiction is a lifelong journey that goes far beyond abstaining from drugs or alcohol. It involves rebuilding your life, managing emotions, and healing…
A Dual Challenge Addiction and mental health issues are deeply interconnected. For millions of people, substance use is not just about addiction — it’s also a way to cope with…
Alcohol is one of the most used substances in the United States. While many people can enjoy alcohol in moderation, others may struggle with patterns of abuse that lead to…
Addiction is a chronic, treatable medical condition—not a moral failing or a lack of willpower. Known clinically as Substance Use Disorder (SUD), addiction affects brain function, behavior, and decision-making. But…
Addiction affects people differently, and for many women, seeking treatment comes with unique challenges. Outpatient addiction treatment provides a flexible, supportive, and effective way for women to receive care while…