Relapse Prevention

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Symptoms of Meth Withdrawal

Symptoms of Meth Withdrawal Addiction to methamphetamine (meth) continues to be a serious problem nationwide. Not only is it one of the most addictive substances, but it’s challenging to quit. When one does quit, the withdrawal process can be excruciating and dangerous. A meth addiction treatment center is the safest place to get through their …

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Are You an ‘Almost Alcoholic’?

“Almost alcoholic” is a term that refers to individuals who skirt the boundaries of having a drinking problem. It’s the fine line at which point a person may cross over from casual drinking into having an alcohol use disorder. An almost alcoholic may engage in activities such as drinking out of boredom or alone. Knowing …

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How to Have a Sober Celebration on Independence Day

July 4th can be a fun holiday full of time with loved ones, celebrations, and delicious food. However, for those in recovery, this holiday can be difficult. Many social situations center around alcohol use, making it hard to maintain your recovery. But instead of avoiding Independence Day celebrations altogether, there are ways to participate and …

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How to Decrease Your Chance of Relapse

Leaving an inpatient addiction treatment program brings a whirlwind of emotions. It’s exciting to re-enter the outside world armed with recovery tools and some clean time under your belt, but the challenge of avoiding relapse can inspire fear and anxiety. Aftercare programs can provide the support you need to successfully maintain recovery.  If you’re worried …

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Supporting Your Spouse After an Addiction Relapse

What Should You Do if Your Spouse Has An Addiction Relapse? Your spouse was doing so well with recovery. Then without warning, they slipped into addiction relapse. The symptoms were there, but you didn’t realize what was happening. How do you cope with everything while helping your spouse turn things around?  Addiction relapse can happen …

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Ways You Can Help A Drug Addict

Family and friends who try to help a drug addict get a lot of mixed messages: “You’re one of the single greatest influences in your loved one’s life.” “You didn’t cause it, you can’t cure it and you can’t control it.” The first statement and the “three Cs” of addiction recovery are often both true, …

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7 Warning Signs You Are Heading for a Relapse

The sad truth is that many people who try to recover from addiction to alcohol or drugs do not stay in recovery. Although relapse may be common, rarely does it occur without warning. There are usually significant behaviors that can signal that the recovering person is at high risk for relapse. It is critical for …

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